Re: Scope of Variant / Array

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Hi -

Since in the immediate window you can reference the array without the parent.
qualifier i.e. ?ubound(m_setting) , your code should work without the parent.
qualifier as well. Try removing the parent. from the array reference.

John


KitCaz wrote:
Hi,

I've got a form with a linked subform. In the subform I have references to
variables declared 'public' in the parent form, e.g.:

public m_locked as boolean

I'm successful in referencing those variables in the subform by using a
'parent.' prefix, e.g.:

if parent.m_locked then...

Similarly, I have an array declared public to the parent which I populated
from a recordset prior, yet when I attempt to reference an element in it
(e.g. parent.m_setting(1,0) ), I get an error:

run-time error '451':

property let procedure not defined and property get proceduer did not return
an object

I'm able to get an accurate response when I type "?ubound(m_setting)" from
the Immediate Window while I'm debugging a line in the subform, so doesn't
that mean it's in scope? Yet I can't get a returned value on any element in
it.

Why can't I get the values out? What am I doing wrong?

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