Re: Line Pass

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Bee escribió:
I need to pass a Line from a form to a class.
The line is defined with an index = 0.
In the class I need to Load additional lines.
So far all the syntax I tried except pass as object fails.
But passing as object results in code failure in the class. i.e. not doing anything.
So what is the syntax to pass first (0-th).

In the Class
Global (private)

private m_lnLine as Line

Public Property Set SlideEffectsLineWork(ctlLine As Line)

Set m_lnLine= ctlLine

End Property 'Set SlideEffectsLineWork

' in a sub in the class

Load m_lnLine(1)
m_lnLine(1).Visible = True

etc.


Is the ctlLine an array of Line controls, a Line control part of an array, or a single Line control (not in array)?
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