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title CustomControlsCollection
parent Framework
grand_parent CustomControls Package
permalink /tB/Packages/CustomControls/Framework/CustomControlsCollection
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CustomControlsCollection class

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The collection of controls hosted on a custom form. Accessed as the Controls property of a WaynesForm. Supports indexed access by integer or name, enumeration with For Each, and runtime add / remove of controls.

Dim ctl As Object
For Each ctl In MyForm.Controls
    Debug.Print ctl.Name
Next

Properties

Count

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The number of controls in the collection. Long. Read-only.

Syntax: object.Count

Item

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Returns the control at the given index or with the given name. The Default property --- the Controls ( ) shorthand calls Item.

Syntax: object.Item ( IndexOrName ) As Object

IndexOrName : required A Variant that is either a Long zero-based index or a String matching the control's Name.

Methods

Add

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Adds a new control to the collection by class ProgID, gives it a name, and attaches it to a container.

Syntax: object.Add ( ProgId, ControlName, Container ) As Object

ProgId : required A String holding the class ProgID of the control to create.

ControlName : required A String giving the Name to assign to the new control.

Container : required An Object reference to the form, frame, or other container that will host the new control.

The newly-created control is returned, typed as Object.

Remove

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Removes the control at the given index or with the given name from the collection.

Syntax: object.Remove IndexOrName

IndexOrName : required A Variant that is either a Long zero-based index or a String matching the control's Name.

Iteration

A For Each loop over the collection produces every hosted control in turn:

Dim ctl As Object
For Each ctl In MyForm.Controls
    ' …
Next

The hidden member that powers this is _NewEnum; application code does not call it directly.