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Specifies multiple properties for an object.
WITH ObjectName [AS <Type> [OF <Class Library>]] [.cStatements] ENDWITH |
Parameters
- ObjectName
- Specifies the name of the object. ObjectName can be the name of the object or a reference to the object.
- Type
- A base class, class name, or type library. (For Intellisense only)
- Class Library
- Class library containing the base class, class name, or type library specified with Type. (For Intellisense only.)
- .cStatements
- cStatements can consist of any number of Microsoft Visual FoxPro commands used to specify properties for ObjectName. Place a period before cStatement to denote that it is a property of ObjectName.
Remarks
WITHВ ...В ENDWITH provides a convenient way to specify a number of properties for a single object. Note that you can also execute methods from within a WITHВ ...В ENDWITH structure.
Example
The following example creates a custom class name Employee. After the Employee class has been created with CREATEOBJECT(В ), WITHВ ...В ENDWITH is used to set multiple properties for the class. The properties values are then displayed.
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moemployee = CREATEOBJECT('employee')
WITH moemployee
.First_Name = 'John'
.Last_Name = 'Smith'
.Address = '16 Maple Lane'
.HireDate = {^1998-02-16}
ENDWITH
CLEAR
? moemployee.First_Name + ' '
?? moemployee.Last_Name
? moemployee.Address
? moemployee.HireDate
DEFINE CLASS employee AS CUSTOM
First_Name = SPACE(20)
Last_Name = SPACE(20)
Address = SPACE(30)
HireDate = { - - }
ENDDEFINE | |