I think in the above code you are confusing class with instance. I
presume
you have subclasses of EditField, ListBox, etc., defined that
implement a
Load method. Let's say your classes are named myEditField,
myListBox, and
myMoviePlayer. Then the code should read:
if control(i) isa myEditField then myEditField(control(i)).Load
if control(i) isa myListBox then myListBox(control(i)).Load
if control(i) isa myMoviePlayer then myMoviePlayer(control(i)).Load
Use the class name, not the instance's name (even though they all
have the
same name, the compiler doesn't know that).
Thanks, Tim! I could have sworn I tried this last night, but maybe
there was another error somewhere that I was missing. Or not.
Anyhow, this works (so far).
I'll definitely be implementing that class interface magic stuff that
Joe was talking about -- but I'm glad I don't have to right this
minute! That's what the weekend is for! Working! ....wait, what?
Ian
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