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Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]
Marc,
In your Module, you define a variable for m_elements, but you do not
initialize it:
Public m_elements As New ArrayList
the various objects associated with that line.
Having used classes in Visual Foxpro, I'm sure you understand that its safer
not to be using a Module, as the first time you print something you will be
fine, the second time. Now why am I getting double printing? I use Modules
very infrequently.
Hope this helps
Jay
I know you can follow it, I just wanted to make sure you knew.Yes, I can follow this (I use Visual Foxpro for a couple of years, so I know
about Abstract Classes).
In your Module, you define a variable for m_elements, but you do not
initialize it:
Public m_elements As ArrayList
Public m_elements As New ArrayList
Normally when I get the above error, I break into the debugger and look atWhen I click on the button I get an error:
'Object reference not set to an instance of an error'
the various objects associated with that line.
Having used classes in Visual Foxpro, I'm sure you understand that its safer
not to be using a Module, as the first time you print something you will be
fine, the second time. Now why am I getting double printing? I use Modules
very infrequently.
Hope this helps
Jay