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[jaiii]

Hi,

I have defined component like this

class PACKAGE tbtable : public TComponent
{
private:
AnsiString FFilename
protected:
public:
__property AnsiString FileName {read=FFileName,write=FFileName};

}
this class is registred.

and class:

class Package TIndex : public TList;
{
public:
void __fastcall SaveToFile;
}

I allways get error unknown property FileName.
How can I use property FileNmame in metod SaveToFile ?

Thank for any help.

[WingedPanther]

You're asking about something with Borland (or Embarcadero, or CodeGear)'s odd version of C++ Builder. You may do better to ask on some of their sites, as it isn't very common knowledge here.

[dargueta]

WTF? I've never seen this in my life. Is this the only error you're getting? Sometimes one error triggers a cascade of other seemingly unrelated errors.

[jaiii]

I tought this is not clear write :

I have one cource code for my own component TBTable (in One sourcen I have to component TBtable is main is registred and TIndex is only additive for Index of TBTable) an in this cource code I have defined 2 clases:

TBTable:TComponent an TIndex : TList
in the TBTable I have property FileName
Both components have own definition.
iIf I wont to use property FileName use in TIndex I get error undefined symbol
if I try TBTable->FileName->FileName I get error improper use of TBTable and
if I try TBTable::FileName I get error missing object.

thank for help

[jaiii]

I resolved my problem.
Thankx for help a yours tim.
By.

[dargueta]

Well, I'm glad that got fixed. Not too many people use Turbo C/C++ anymore. I think Borland quit supporting it a while ago.

[jaiii]

dargueta said:

Well, I'm glad that got fixed. Not too many people use Turbo C/C++ anymore. I think Borland quit supporting it a while ago.

Yes I agry for me is C++ the best programing laguage.