How to overload Class_initialize() in VB

[vilrbn]

Hi,
I need to overload the function class_initialize() that means that I need to have a parameter DatabaseName in class_initialize():
class_initialize(DatabaseName as String)
so be able to call the instanciation of my object as:

set Object = New MyObject(DatabaseName)

But I don't succeed to find a syntax that works.

Is it possible in Visual Basic 6.0?

Thanks for your help.
Rachel.

 

[JohnYingling]

That is not possible in VB6.

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[chiph]

I second John's comment. That is not possible in VB6.

You would have to create a property and set it after construction.

Chip H.


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[strongm]

TAs John and Chip have said, constructors are not supported in VB6. You can work around this by creating and using a factory object