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Oh, thanx!<br />
I overlooked this.
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Don't use the same name with variable and class<br />
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dim objmoda as moda<br />
Set &nbsp;objmoda &nbsp;= New moda
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Don't use the same name with variable and class

dim objmoda as moda
Set  objmoda  = New moda

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I have two different VB6 projects.<br />
I want to re-use one class module from project A, so I opened the project B and selected &quot;Add Class Module&quot; to add the moda.cls file. But when I tried to compile project B, the following error occur:<br />
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Set &nbsp;moda &nbsp;= New moda<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ^ &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;^<br />
&quot;Compile error: Variable not defined&quot;<br />
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Why? How can I fix this error?<br />
Thank You.<br />
<br />
raymng<br />

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I have two different VB6 projects.
I want to re-use one class module from project A, so I opened the project B and selected "Add Class Module" to add the moda.cls file. But when I tried to compile project B, the following error occur:

Set  moda  = New moda
        ^          ^
"Compile error: Variable not defined"

Why? How can I fix this error?
Thank You.

raymng


Re-use some class modules

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