Hello,
I am studying (and hopefully learning something,) VB Scripting and
I'm currently learning about classes. I have a class with private
variables V1(99) and V2(99). Within the Class_Initialize SUB
routine, I initialize V1 to its correct values. (Each element in the
array is an object. Each object is defined and assigned. I have
verified its correctness.
Now, at the end of Class_Initialize, Ihave the statement:
V2 = V1 ' line alpha
set V2 = V1 ' line beta
It loads fine with no load errors. However, at run time, Iget the
error: line alpha ... type mismatch
and also:
line beta type mismatch.
Both V1 and V2 on on sequential lines -- that is, they are not
separated by anything, not even a blank line -- no routines, no
declarations -- nothing.
So, how do I copy an object containing objects within the class'
declarative scope? Since these are arrays of 99 objects, do I need to
run a loop to explicitly copy each object element from V1 to its
corresponding location in V2? Is there no aggregate copy?
Class Aggregate
private V1(99) ' Cannot use the constant named AgSize. So much for
using constants!
private V2(99)
...
sub Class_Initialize ()
...
for I = 1 to AgSize
set V1(I) = new AggregateElementObject
next
V2 = V1 ' line alpha and also tried
set V2 = V1 ' get the same type mismatch error
...
end Class ' Aggregate
Thanks for any help with this.
Dave
