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Huge Brick WALL, need help... VB6.0 question

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    Hi, vb 6.0 I have a control with several events, and a container form listening for such events. the control also has some methods which are called by the container form to update a listview. Everything was working fine until I decided to compile the project. when compiling the project I get the message: procedure not found -- even though intelisense allows me to select the procedure and I provide the correct number of arguments (4 args). Does anybody have any experience with this type of behaviour, I'm in the process of creating the release version for testing and can't seem to go past the compile process. Thanks.... :mad: sun.lcr

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      Hi, vb 6.0 I have a control with several events, and a container form listening for such events. the control also has some methods which are called by the container form to update a listview. Everything was working fine until I decided to compile the project. when compiling the project I get the message: procedure not found -- even though intelisense allows me to select the procedure and I provide the correct number of arguments (4 args). Does anybody have any experience with this type of behaviour, I'm in the process of creating the release version for testing and can't seem to go past the compile process. Thanks.... :mad: sun.lcr

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      Hi folks, Solved my problem, I'm so deep in the forest that I can not see clearly... anywho.... I had changed the function signature but did not bother to recompile the control project. Since the control project is in the same workspace as the form project calling it, I was making the wrong assumption that everything was getting compiled but the control project was not getting compiled therefore the diffrerence in method signatures.... duhhhhh.....:doh: :-O sun.lcr

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