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fsw wrote:Destroy (or Close - didn't decide yet)

Close = used opposite to Open and usually applies only to windows/application objects.

Destroy = used opposite to Create and usually applies to gadgets/objects.

HTH

BTW, fsw, how is your OOP plug-in/lib/include project coming? Is there a place we can download it? Sorry, if I missed something but there are like 4 active OOP threads active right now and I am started to lose my mind.

Straker wrote:

fsw wrote:Destroy (or Close - didn't decide yet)

Close = used opposite to Open and usually applies only to windows/application objects.

Destroy = used opposite to Create and usually applies to gadgets/objects.

Thanks for the hint.

Straker wrote: BTW, fsw, how is your OOP plug-in/lib/include project coming? Is there a place we can download it? Sorry, if I missed something but there are like 4 active OOP threads active right now and I am started to lose my mind.

It's working, but on hold.
The reason for that is that I had to write the whole Interface / Structure / DataSection manually and it was really time consuming (still not done yet).

So I thought, why not make a Little Class Parser that does the work for you? Bottomline: the code needed a rewrite.

So I started to write a quick and dirty parser that worked fine for the intended use (it's posted on Tips&Tricks).

Now, as Remi observed this little class parser needs a rewrite by itself to be more flexible and expandable...

Oh well...

Straker wrote: HTH

BTW what does that mean?

fsw wrote:

Straker wrote: HTH

BTW what does that mean?

Hasselhoff to help?

fsw wrote:

Straker wrote: HTH

BTW what does that mean?

Hope this helps.

or Hasselhoff works in this forum.

I translated this code to not OOP PB code, because is much more clear and useful to me the NOT OOP (and faster because the use of macros instead of procedures).
I post it here because it is a clear OOP example, and just in case some of you want to get it to PB in its OOP format.