Hi all

Is there a way of calling a procedure, the name of which is stored in
a variable?

I am trying to create a class object to encapsulate a timer function.
The idea is that you would instantiate the object and set a property
which determines which procedure to call. Evidently, this property let
procedure will use a private string variable to store the information,
and so at some point I'll need to have code along the lines of

Call [strProcedureName]

However, I can't get this to work.... any ideas?

Thanks a lot

Andrew

Hello Andrew
How about:
Application.Run strProcedureName

HTH
Cordially
Pascal

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Hi all

Is there a way of calling a procedure, the name of which is stored in
a variable?

I am trying to create a class object to encapsulate a timer function.
The idea is that you would instantiate the object and set a property
which determines which procedure to call. Evidently, this property let
procedure will use a private string variable to store the information,
and so at some point I'll need to have code along the lines of

Call [strProcedureName]

However, I can't get this to work.... any ideas?

Thanks a lot

Andrew

On 4 Oct, 13:03, "papou" wrote:
Hello Andrew
How about:
Application.Run strProcedureName

HTH
Cordially
Pascal

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Hi all

Is there a way of calling a procedure, the name of which is stored in
a variable?

I am trying to create a class object to encapsulate a timer function.
The idea is that you would instantiate the object and set a property
which determines which procedure to call. Evidently, this property let
procedure will use a private string variable to store the information,
and so at some point I'll need to have code along the lines of

Call [strProcedureName]

However, I can't get this to work.... any ideas?

Thanks a lot

Andrew- Hide quoted text -

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Hi

Thanks for that. This certainly works so thanks for that. I've another
question, regarding calling a proc from Application.OnTime, but it's
not really related so I'll do a separate post.

Thanks again

Andrew