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Creating an Object to pass to an imported ActiveX Control
NOTE:. The following applies only to BCB4 Patch 1 and above Once a control is imported, it is fairly easy to access its properties and the properties of its properties Notation like Control-> Property-> Subproperty is allowed because of the "class. "Ptr class (as described in the guide to the header file of imported controls) and its definition of the -> operator However, assume you need to create an object to assign to." Property "you can not use standard VCL notation like:. CControlPropertyClassPtr NewPropertyInstance = new CControlPropertyClassPtr; that is, you can use that notation, the compiler will not stop you, but you will abort with utlcls assert violations or access violations you must instead use (in macro notation) Prefix ## Classname ##. Disp name ## disp = space :: Co ## ClassName :: Create (); prefix ## ClassName ## Ptr name; name = name ## disp; for instance, if the class is mapxlib_tlb :: cMapxfields, THEN THE prefix IS cmapx, classname isfields, space (the namespace) is Mapxlib_tlb i'm Sure you . Can determine the equivalents for your imported control classes Here's an example: CMapXFieldsDisp FieldsDisp = Mapxlib_tlb :: CoFields :: Create (); CMapXFieldsPtr Fields; Fields = FieldsDisp; Once again, for better understanding of these classes, consult the header files and the Guide to The Header File of Imported Controls.
