I've got a logit function in a class

<snip

Write #FileNumber, lLogNum, sLogText

<snip

lLogNum is a number that increments every time the method is called

oLog.Log "Test"

lLogNum has a scope of Public

Now in the log file I get
1. test
2. test

However when I instantiate the class in a new module, lLogNume resets itself,
and I get
1. test
2. test

When what I need is
3. test
4. test

Any ideas?

Cheers

Aidy

Instantiating a class creates a new instance of that object, so in effect
you have a new iLogNum.


What you need to do is to declare iLogNum as a public variable in a standard
code module.

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I've got a logit function in a class

<snip

Write #FileNumber, lLogNum, sLogText

<snip

lLogNum is a number that increments every time the method is called

oLog.Log "Test"

lLogNum has a scope of Public

Now in the log file I get
1. test
2. test

However when I instantiate the class in a new module, lLogNume resets
itself,
and I get
1. test
2. test

When what I need is
3. test
4. test

Any ideas?

Cheers

Aidy