[Legend]

I've hardly written any vb in the last year or so, and I've forgotten something....

Can you pass parameters to the default constructor for a class?



E.G.:

The class constructor (for class cTrain):

Private Sub Class_Initialize(sFlowTag As String, sFieldTag As String)
'Do some stuff
End Sub

Then declare an instance:

Dim Train1 As cTrain

Sub test()
    Set Train1 = New cTrain("AFIC-0160/A","AZSC-0111")
End Sub

IIRC, don't I have to set a new instance of the class, THEN call some other initialisation routine?

E.g.:

Dim Train1 As cTrain

Sub test()
    Set Train1 = New cTrain
    Train1.SetTags("AFIC-0160/A","AZSC-0111")
End Sub

[Timbo]

If you try to compile the 'Intialise' event code above, you'll have your answer You can't add/remove arguments to the argument list for a procedure without modifying the procedure architecture itself. Your approach correction is correct

[Legend]

Originally Posted by Timbo

If you try to compile the 'Intialise' event code above, you'll have your answer You can't add/remove arguments to the argument list for a procedure without modifying the procedure architecture itself. Your approach correction is correct

Yes - I got the compile error, but it was not in the class - it was when I tried to call the constructor. I was wondering if there was work-around, but my mind was blank and I'd forgotten.....

Thanks though - it works fine.