Keywords as method

[Travis Pruitt]

I'm using Set as a function name in one of my class modules. It must be
called Set since I'm implementing another group's interface. VB5 complains
that, since this is a keyword, the syntax of the function declaration is
incorrect. Any ideas on how to get around this?

Thanks!
Travis

i.e. -

public function Set( nValue as integer )
end function

Complains that this is the wrong syntax for Set.

[Joe We are Borg Foster]

In article <6d7c0s$cs$1...@usenet50.supernews.com>, tra...@seanet.com (Travis Pruitt) writes:

> I'm using Set as a function name in one of my class modules. It must be
> called Set since I'm implementing another group's interface. VB5 complains
> that, since this is a keyword, the syntax of the function declaration is
> incorrect. Any ideas on how to get around this?

Try naming it NameOfInterfaceYoureImplementing_Set, as if your
class implements multiple interfaces.

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