"PBsoft" <in**@REMOVEpbsoft.it> wrote in message
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I was trying to use interfaces in Access XP, following the only page
available in VBA help, the one relative to Implements keyword.
Here are the class modules I prepared:
1) clsPersonalData
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Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Public Name As String
Public Address As String
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2) clsCustomer
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Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Implements clsPersonalData
Private Property Get PersonalData_Address() As String
PersonalData_Address = "CustomerAddress"
End Property
Private Property Let PersonalData_Address(ByVal RHS As String)
'
End Property
Private Property Let PersonalData_Name(ByVal RHS As String)
'
End Property
Private Property Get PersonalData_Name() As String
PersonalData_Name = "CustomerName"
End Property
==========================
Unfortunately, while compiling I get the following error in clsCustomer
class, at the line with the Implements instruction:
"Object module must implement 'Name' form interface 'clsPersonalData'"
I searched a lot with Google but found noone using interfaces in Access.
May you suggest me?
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PBsoft di Gabriele Bertolucci
www.pbsoft.it
skype: pbsoftsolution
I can't see exactly what you are trying to achieve, but it looks vaguely
like you are trying to create a Customer object based on a Person object -
although I wouldn't use your convention to name my classes.
Perhaps this example will help:
' ----------------------------------------
' Saved in a class module named Person
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Public Property Get FirstName() As String
End Property
Public Property Let FirstName(strFirstName As String)
End Property
' ----------------------------------------
' ----------------------------------------
' Saved in a class module named Customer
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Implements Person
Private m_strFirstName As String
Private Property Let Person_FirstName(RHS As String)
m_strFirstName = RHS
End Property
Private Property Get Person_FirstName() As String
Person_FirstName = m_strFirstName
End Property
' ----------------------------------------
' ----------------------------------------
' Saved in a form module named frmTestMe
Private Sub cmdTest_Click()
' Test my classes:
Dim x As Person
Set x = New Customer
x.FirstName = "Peter"
MsgBox "I am a customer." & vbCrLf & _
"I am a type of person." & vbCrLf & _
"My name is " & x.FirstName & ".", _
vbInformation, "Hello"
Set x = Nothing
End Sub
' ----------------------------------------
