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Hi,
My question concerns class object fields. To be more specific, let assume I defined an object "myclass" and an instance "myobj". Set myobj = New myclass Let assume too that this object has 2 fields: "myfld1" and "myfld2". In other respects, I have a string variable {stfld} that is equal either to "myfld1" or to "myfld2". Is it possible to get the value of myobj(stfld), with a syntax similar to DAO with Access ? I know that the previous syntax doesn't work, so my question is : does it exist an indirect (roundabout) way to do it ? Thanks for your help. -- Jean-Pierre Bidon Interstat 5 place de la République 75003 Paris Tél: 01 45 49 19 17 |
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