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Property or Mehod ?

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    Brian van der Beek
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    I'm working on active scripting (vb-script) support in my application, so my application must support some COM objects. I familliar with COM but relatively new to dispatch interfaces and vb-script. Hence, I'm wondering whether I should expose an interface of a child/sub object via a propery or via a method. Is there a criteria for using properties / methods? So for example, should I do this: Dim module Set module = modules.module("<name>") or this: Dim module Set module = modules.GetModule("<name>")

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      I'm working on active scripting (vb-script) support in my application, so my application must support some COM objects. I familliar with COM but relatively new to dispatch interfaces and vb-script. Hence, I'm wondering whether I should expose an interface of a child/sub object via a propery or via a method. Is there a criteria for using properties / methods? So for example, should I do this: Dim module Set module = modules.module("<name>") or this: Dim module Set module = modules.GetModule("<name>")

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      Hesham Amin
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      in COM ,, a property is actually a pair of functions I think you should properties. they make sense..

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