Ok, with a factory for self variable into pseudo objects. I was thinking 
of this solution already, but I was hoping a better solution in next 
version ...
- Do you need this pseudo object code could be better object model 
complient next day ?
- Or do you think python will be a better way for OpenOffice/LibreOffice 
futur ?
Le 07/07/2018 à 21:37, Mauricio Baeza Servin a écrit :
On Sat, 7 Jul 2018 20:04:07 +0200, Patrick Gelin <patrick.gelin@free.fr> wrote:
Hi,
1. I'm using pseudo object style when I'm coding with Basic. What about
putting my  pseudo basic objects into library ? It looks like I couldn't
use new to create object if I put them into a library ...
2. Can I access global variable into a librarie ?
3. Do you know a trik to simulate reference like "This" pointer ?
4. What about objects with nexts LibreOffice/OpenOffice versions ? Do I
need to use python next ?
Patrick
Hi...
In this example: https://docs.empresalibre.net/f/0bd013d0edcc44f79456/?dl=1
You can see an example how to used classess in Basic, included simulate "self" (This)
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