Polymorphism in VB

[arunbalait]

Hi all

Somebody please give me a small code for polymorphism concept in vb6.0

Can we do polymorphism in VB?

We have to achieve polymorphism without using any cls or bas modules

THanx

[pureenhanoi]

Hi all

Somebody please give me a small code for polymorphism concept in vb6.0

Can we do polymorphism in VB?

We have to achieve polymorphism without using any cls or bas modules

THanx

If you don't want using CLS module, so it's not OOP. But it's available to store information without using Class. You will be using Structure. Let see

Type structName
          memberVarrialbe1 As Long
          memberVarriable2 As String
End Type
Dim V1 As structName
'now, store info into struc
Private Sub Form_Load()
     V1.memberVarriable1 = 100
     V1.memberVarriable2 = "abcdef...."
End Sub

[arunbalait]

If you don't want using CLS module, so it's not OOP. But it's available to store information without using Class. You will be using Structure. Let see

Type structName
          memberVarrialbe1 As Long
          memberVarriable2 As String
End Type
Dim V1 As structName
'now, store info into struc
Private Sub Form_Load()
     V1.memberVarriable1 = 100
     V1.memberVarriable2 = "abcdef...."
End Sub

ya fine

But am getting error for defining the Type.

Couldnot define a public-user defined type within a private object module.

How to define the type here?

Thanx

[pureenhanoi]

ya fine

But am getting error for defining the Type.

Couldnot define a public-user defined type within a private object module.

How to define the type here?

Thanx

If you define a structure within a Form, add "Private" keyword before "Type"
Private Type ASTRUCTURE_TYPE
...
End Type
If you want it to be public, define structure within a Module.

[arunbalait]

If you define a structure within a Form, add "Private" keyword before "Type"
Private Type ASTRUCTURE_TYPE
...
End Type
If you want it to be public, define structure within a Module.

Ya thanx

I got it now...

Thanx for your idea. So in VB only OOP is obtained by using modules. RIght?