I'm writting a wrapper class, and the original set of objects i'm attempting to emulate make use of a Public Sub Close()
Unfortunetly, VB6 complains about this. Seems to be reserved for Microsoft products only. Is there any way around this? Could I write an ActiveX class in VC++6, and use the Implements statement possibly? I would really like to ensure full support in my wrapper.
Unfortunetly, VB6 complains about this. Seems to be reserved for Microsoft products only. Is there any way around this? Could I write an ActiveX class in VC++6, and use the Implements statement possibly? I would really like to ensure full support in my wrapper.