[AccessD] Basic Unbound Form with Classes and Collections Par t1.

This is a simplified class, Lambert.  In fact, any public variable in a
class is a property of the class.  You just can't control the usage of
that property.  I'm sure Drew will get to the "proper" approach later.
;o} 


Charlotte

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Lambert
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Subject: Re: [AccessD] Basic Unbound Form with Classes and Collections
Par t1.


<snip>

Our table has three fields, so we'll create three easy properties, and a
fourth which will be derived.

So, in the code page type the following under the 'Option Compare
Database'
line:

Public ID As Long
Public FirstName As String
Public LastName As String

[ These are not properties at all, they are class member fields, and
making them public is a Q&D solution which defeats the purpose of data
encapsulation that classes offer. A real property Get and Set pair would
correct this, with the member fields being change to Private]

Lambert
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