> I think you are making this too complicated. Just invoke the method
> directly
>
>
>>
>> Process A:
>> b = .B~new
>>
> b~popupAsChild(...)
>
>> ....
>> b~METHOD1
>> ...
>>
>> Process B:
>> ::CLASS B PUBLIC
>> ...
>> ::METHOD METHOD1
>> do something
>>
>>
Doing this I get:
Error 97.1: Object "a Message" does not understand message "METHOD1"
But I also realise that my sample above is not reflecting the code sequence
correctly, it should be:
Process A:
b = .B~show
...
b~method1
Process B:
::CLASS B PUBLIC SUBCLASS USERDIALOG
::METHOD show CLASS
tv = self~new
return tv~popupAsChild(....)
...
::METHOD method1
do something
Object 'b' is a .Message object and I can use for example "if b~completed
then..." without any problems, but b~method1 doesn't work. I can't see any
major logic difference between the two samples, but the above is more
accurate than the first.
Staffan
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