oObjectName

Specifies the name of the object from which to remove the property.

cPropertyName

Specifies the name of the existing property to remove from the object. You can specify only a property name, not an event or method name.

Logical data type. REMOVEPROPERTY( ) returns True (.T.) if it successfully removes the property; otherwise, it returns False (.F.).

You can use REMOVEPROPERTY( ) to remove properties, but not methods or events. You can use REMOVEPROPERTY( ) with object instances created from Visual FoxPro classes, COM classes, SCATTER...NAME command, _VFP, and _SCREEN.

Properties must be visibly Public, not Hidden or Protected and have been added to an instance of an object, typically using the ADDPROPERTY(В ) function, the AddProperty method, or SCATTER...NAME command, so that they can be removed using REMOVEPROPERTY( ).

You cannot remove a property if it is a member of the class definition used to create the instance of the object.

REMOVEPROPERTY(В ) function does not remove properties that are specific array elements. To remove an array, provide only the array name.

Example 1

The following example adds a new property to an object created with the SCATTER command and then removes it.

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USE customers SCATTER NAME oCust ADDPROPERTY(oCust,"MyProperty") REMOVEPROPERTY(oCust,"MyProperty")

Example 2

The following example creates a property array for the object, oMyForm, displays its contents, 1 and "Two", and then removes it.

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oMyForm = CREATEOBJECT('Form') ADDPROPERTY(oMyForm, 'MyArray(2)', 1) oMyForm.MyArray(2) = "Two" CLEAR ? oMyForm.MyArray(1) ? oMyForm.MyArray(2) REMOVEPROPERTY(oMyForm, 'MyArray') RELEASE oMyForm CLEAR