Bill,
This is sort of reversed from the approach you want to take, as I start
with tab pages and use this mechanic for pages I want to be able to
"tear off" into separate forms during runtime. Sort of similar.
Basically, I use a simple 'tab_container' class as the base for
individual tab page classes (each page is a class that is sub-classed on
tab_container, which provides dimensions, background color, etc). For
those pages that I want to be able to "tear off" the pageframe into
separate forms during runtime, I use a double-click method on the page's
background to launche a ("page_to_form") form for this purpose, passing
it the class name. Page_to_form then uses ADDOBJECT to add the class to
the form.
Bill
> I have a stand-alone program which I would like add to a page
> in a tabbed
> form. But I would still like to still be able to run the stand-alone
> program separately and any changes made to it to trickle down
> to the tabbed
> version. I assume that a class is needed. While I have some
> experience at
> making some individual controls into classes I've never done
> it with a whole
> program. How do I do it?
>
> Bill
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