Quoting Ryan Dary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Of course, if you're just talking about making classes and such that
you can use among your own applications, then you are certainly welcome to export your code and import it into another project. I create these kinds of "frameworks" for all my apps.
However, there is no way to make a standalone collection of classes as a single entity which can be used in a RB project - you have to import your classes (whether imported or linked externally) from individual files.
If you are building such a collection of classes and you have dependencies in class definition is to guarantee the import order by putting a number in front of filenames, so the alphabetic sort order of the files matches the dependency. You can then option-drag the entire lot into a project and have it link correctly.
There is one full-blown commercial application framework out there - RBApp from Excel Software: http://www.excelsoftware.com/newsrbapp200.html
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