OBJECTS engine
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                          OOPS Engine for Clipper 5                        
                       (C) F.Pulp.n, A.Linares 1993-4                       .

 FiveWin has its own OOP engine to create new compatible Clipper Classes.
 You should use also this engine to create your own Classes in MsDos. To
 extract OOPS engine from FiveWin and to use it from MsDos do the following:

 LIB FiveWin * Objects;
 LIB FiveWin * Data;
 LIB FiveWin * Methods;

 then do:

 LIB OBJECTS + Objects + Data + Methods;

 So you will get OBJECTS.LIB.

 OBJECTS Syntax
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 #include "Objects.ch"

 CLASS <TMyClass> [ FROM <TParentClass> ]

    DATA <DataName>
    ...

    METHOD <MethodName>( [ <params,...> ] ) ;
                                [ CONSTRUCTOR | SETGET | VIRTUAL | BLOCK ]
 ENDCLASS


 <TMyClass>      Is the name of the new Class we are going to create. It can
                 not exceed from ten characters.

 <TParentClass>  Is the name of the Class from which we want to inherit a
                 new Class.

 <DataName>      They are the name of the Data elements (instance variables)
                 we want to have for the Objects of this new Class.

 <MethodName>    Is the name of the Methods of the Objects.

 <params,...>    Is an optional list of elements to be passed as parameters
                 to the methods.


 Clauses
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 CONSTRUCTOR     When we are going to initialize an Object and we want to
                 automatically return a reference to self.

 SETGET          They are for calculated Data. This means we will manipulate
                 this name of a method like a Data.

 VIRTUAL         Methods that do nothing. Very usefull for inheritances and
                 when you are starting creating and testing a Class.

 BLOCK           Extremely fast and easy to code, use this clause when you
                 want to declare 'inline' methods just from the definition
                 of the Class. We use a lot of them in FiveWin Classes. You
                 have to specify as first parameter 'Self'.

 // jhs

 INLINE          The same functionality than the BLOCK clause, but it is
                 much more easy to use as it is not necessary to build the
                 codeblock -it is automatically builted- It is better xBase!
                 We plan in next versions of FiveWin to convert all our
                 BLOCK methods into INLINE clauses.

 Methods codification
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 METHOD <MethodName>( [<params,...>] ) CLASS <TMyClass>

    -we have a local 'Self' ready to use here.

    -use :: for accesing Self:Data

 return


 Just include ONE class by PRG.