inheritance

Hello

Is inheritance allowed in VBA for designing Classes ?

Bernard

Not in the full OO sense but you can use "Implements"

NickHK

"Bernard Bourée" <[email protected]>
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> Hello
>
> Is inheritance allowed in VBA for designing Classes ?
>
> Bernard

NickHK a écrit :
> Not in the full OO sense but you can use "Implements"
>
> NickHK
>
> "Bernard Bourée" <[email protected]>
> ???????:%[email protected]...
>> Hello
>>
>> Is inheritance allowed in VBA for designing Classes ?
>>
>> Bernard
>
>
Where can I find an example of implementation in VBA ?
Thanks

Bernard

I don't have Office installed here, so I can't tell you what is available in
its Help.
But basically anything you can do in VB 6, you can do in VBA.

Google is your friend

NickHK


"Bernard Bourée" <[email protected]>
???????:[email protected]...
> NickHK a écrit :
>> Not in the full OO sense but you can use "Implements"
>>
>> NickHK
>>
>> "Bernard Bourée" <[email protected]>
>> ???????:%[email protected]...
>>> Hello
>>>
>>> Is inheritance allowed in VBA for designing Classes ?
>>>
>>> Bernard
>>
>>
> Where can I find an example of implementation in VBA ?
> Thanks
>
> Bernard

NickHK a écrit :
> I don't have Office installed here, so I can't tell you what is available in
> its Help.
> But basically anything you can do in VB 6, you can do in VBA.
>
> Google is your friend
>
> NickHK
>
>
> "Bernard Bourée" <[email protected]>
> ???????:[email protected]...
>> NickHK a écrit :
>>> Not in the full OO sense but you can use "Implements"
>>>
>>> NickHK
>>>
>>> "Bernard Bourée" <[email protected]>
>>> ???????:%[email protected]...
>>>> Hello
>>>>
>>>> Is inheritance allowed in VBA for designing Classes ?
>>>>
>>>> Bernard
>>>
>> Where can I find an example of implementation in VBA ?
>> Thanks
>>
>> Bernard
>
>
That is fine.
Thanks
Bernard