> $CLASSNAME & ""
> That didn't work.
But did you try...
"" & $CLASSNAME
It works fine for me.
-- Eric
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Guest repliedWow!, tried it;
$CLASSNAME & ""
That didn't work.
Let's say: almost good..
Thanks,
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You can... prefix the string equate with a NUL string in the CONTROL ADD statement:
$BTN = "BUTTON"
CONTROL ADD "" + $BTN, hDlg,...
Unfortunately the same technique does not work for DECLARE statements however - they require an explicit string literal.
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Problem it String constant in DDT
Whould like to use $MYCLASSNAME in a Control add statement.
This is also the case with declarations. (ext. DLL)
With a string constants it would be easier to maintain.
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