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1.
Buliding Object-Oriented Applications
in PowerBuilder Module 2: Objects And Classes
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New Objects Created
Through Inheritance
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Syntax — Window
Subclass of window class Class properties changed
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Adding Properties —
Instance Variables
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User-Defined Events
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User-Defined Events Mapped
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Adding Functions
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Adding Functions
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Adding Methods —
External Functions
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Summary Events Yes
(v8) Yes (v8) Yes Yes Yes Class Application Menu UserObject Window Window control Instance Variables Yes Yes Yes Yes No Object Function Yes Yes Yes Yes No External Function No Yes Yes Yes No
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Summary Questions
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