Re: How to create a duplicate (not sub) class.

If it's a copy, then classloc would point to the orignial.vcx and would
continue to do so when renamed & dragged back to original.vcx

"Olaf Doschke" wrote:

Hi Lew,

one mayor and wrong thing, when you simply copy the file:

Let 's say you have a original.vcx with classes parent and child, child
being subclassed of parent. Then you copy the file and name the copy
copy.vcx. The child class within copy.vcx will then point to the parent
class in original.vcx You'd have a crossreference back. If you now rename a
class within copy.vcx and then drag that over to original.vcx I assume bad
things happen regarding the classloc parent class reference.

Bye, Olaf.



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