Hello everybody,
anybody knows how to substitute the .CLS command using only API !?!!?
Ex.
Picture1.Cls
or
Me.Cls
or
Usercontrol.Cls

Thanks guys !

Peppiniello

CLS is not a command.
Can you expand on what you have tried, why that didn't waork, and what it is that you want to have happen?

Brian...
I'm italian, :) and my mother language is italian, but i think i'm able to make my english writings quite simple...
So, if i write Picture1.Cls, i write "command", an alias for Method, the friend of Properties and the father of Events....
And i need to do exactly what i need: the same effects of the .Cls METHOD.
For example, for a "Redraw" we have either "LockWindowsUpdate" and/or "RedrawWindow", but what for ".Cls" ?
"DeleteDC" or playing around with regions still has no results...
Thanks guys!

Peppiniello

So lets get this right you want to do the same thing as CLS with an API call or a different name to CLS not sure if ya can do that. or maybe I just don;t understand your question anyway only other thing I can think of is below:

set picture1.picture = Nothing' other than that I don't know.

When ya dreams come true.

Tnx for reply, but i need to "CLS" a particular region or hWnd-ed object.
i.e.
Usercontrol.cls
form.cls
picture.cls...

If i'll find the API
Declare Public Function ClsTheObject lib "somthing.dll" (byval obj_hWnd as long) as long
i'll be an hannmpy man!
Btw, tnx for try helping me...

Fabio

Peppiniello

I am having a little trouble understanding what you want to do. Are you talking about accessing the methods and properties of your class (compiled as an AvtiveX DLL for example) in another project? If this is the case then you do not need to declare any API calls, you just need to add the ActiveX DLL project as a reference to your new project.

To do this first compile and register your ActiveX DLL project (compiling the project will automatically register it, however if you are moving the DLL over to another machine then you will have to use the RegSvr32 command to register it). Then in your new project click Project -> References... and place a tick next to the ActiveX DLL project. You will now be able to use the classes exposed by your ActiveX DLL simply by declaring an instance of them. This is very similar to the way in which ADO and DAO work, you add the reference and then you can just declare a variable of type Database for example I hope this helps.

Regards
Owain Williams