Hi,

I'm working with an ocx in a pdx10 environment.

I need to control some properties in an ocx for rtf to pdf conversion.
The problem is that these properties can be accessed by a sub object
interface and I'm not able to call it.

Eg.

var
oa oleauto
me oleauto
dy DynArray[] String
v1 Longint
v2 Longint
v3 Longint
endvar

oa.attach(#PDF) ; --- OCX
oa.enumProperties(dy)
dy.view("#PDF Properties") ; --- it works


; --- sub object interface ---
if not me.openObjectTypeInfo(oa,"IWPEditor") then
errorshow()
msgstop("Error","not Opened")
else
msginfo("Message","Opened")
endif

me.enumMethods(dy)
dy.view("sub-Object Methods") ; --- it works

me.enumProperties(dy)
dy.view("sub-Object Properties") ; --- it works



v1=8
v2=16
v3=1

me.SetBProp(v1, v2, v3) ; ---- it does not work





Some body can help ?


Thanks in Advantage

Sincerely
Michele

When you enum me.SetBProp, what variable types does that method require?


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Tony McGuire

Some sub-objects can themselves be oleauto objects.

You may need to declare lots of oleauto objects and work your way down the
"tree" until ordinary properties are available.

eg

1. attach to oleobject1
2. oleobject2 = oleobject1.subobject
3. oleobject3 = oleobject2.subobject
then

set property_x of oleobject3

Vladimir Menkin has an OLE Extension kit that allows you to access
properties that are ole collections.

"Michele" <michele (AT) italsoft (DOT) 191.it> wrote