i've programed classes in C++ where you can have functions that are
specific to the class and have access to all the variables in the
class.

how would i need to setup a Sub that would have access to these
variables?
i want something along the lines of

Code:
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Private Sub DrawAddOne(ByVal a As Integer)
m_Draw(a) = m_Draw(a) + 1
End Sub

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Hello TheIrishThug,

Unfortunately VBA is not a true object oriented language like C++. A
VBA object does not inherit all the properities from a particular class
when it is created. Programmers who use other OOLs that start to learn
VB or VBA often assume that a Class is a Class. A Class object in VB or
VBA is more like Java and nothing like a C or C++ class. I would suggest
you read up on VB classes to gain a better understanding of their
function and design. Wish I could be more help, but it isn't as simple
as your example.

Sincerely,
Leith Ross


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Declare the variables as module level variables perhaps? That is, before any
procedure declarations within the module.

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i've programed classes in C++ where you can have functions that are
specific to the class and have access to all the variables in the
class.

how would i need to setup a Sub that would have access to these
variables?
i want something along the lines of

Code:
--------------------

Private Sub DrawAddOne(ByVal a As Integer)
m_Draw(a) = m_Draw(a) + 1
End Sub

--------------------


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Declare the variables in the declarations section of the class
(before and outside of any procedure), and make you procedures
Public not Private. E.g.,


Private m_Draw(1 To Whatever) As Whatever

Public Sub DrawAddOne(ByVal a As Integer)
m_Draw(a) = m_Draw(a) + 1
End Sub


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i've programed classes in C++ where you can have functions that
are
specific to the class and have access to all the variables in
the
class.

how would i need to setup a Sub that would have access to these
variables?
i want something along the lines of

Code:
--------------------

Private Sub DrawAddOne(ByVal a As Integer)
m_Draw(a) = m_Draw(a) + 1
End Sub

--------------------


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