Creating new objects using inheritance – PB Docs 2017

Creating new objects using inheritance

One of the most powerful features of PowerBuilder is
inheritance. With inheritance, you can create a new window, user
object, or menu (a descendant object) from an existing object (the
ancestor object).

To create a new object by inheriting it from an existing
object

  1. Click the Inherit button in the PowerBar, or select
    File>Inherit from the menu bar.

  2. In the Inherit From Object dialog box, select the object
    type (menu, user object, or window) from the Object Type drop-down
    list. Then select the target as well as the library or libraries
    you want to look in. Finally, select the object from which you
    want to inherit the new object.

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    Displaying objects from many libraries

    To find an object more easily, you can select more than
    one library in the Libraries list. Use Ctrl+click to select
    additional libraries and Shift+click to select a range.

  3. Click OK.

    The new object, which is a descendant of the object you
    chose to inherit from, opens in the appropriate painter.

    For more information about inheritance, see Understanding
    Inheritance
    .


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