* code in the .Init of the container or form
FOR m.x=1 TO 10
m.chkname = "chkTL"+TRANSFORM(m.x)
this.AddObject(m.chkname,"checkbox")
WITH this.&chkname
* set properties here
.BackStyle = 0
.fontsize = 8
.Value = 1
.Visible = .t.
ENDWITH
ENDFOR
Fred
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 11:53 AM, Michael Savage <[email protected]> wrote:
> What I am trying to do is in a for loop create a bunch of objects
> sort of like this
>
> for x=1 to 4
> obj='obj'+transform[x]
> how do i create each object?
> form.addobject(obj,'class')
> with .obj
> set properties here
> endwith
> endfor
>
> The container for these objects are a form... I want to populate a form
> on a loop, placing them in code.
>
>
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