@Wilson, thnks for that. I'm having one of those days where all I can say is programming is screwed up! ( imo ) it at times defies logic though the whole thing is about logic. One concern that is leading me on the deriving variables path is to avoid a memory trap, I think it was stack/heap and how objects get referenced/loaded. Variables can hold a set data type while objects can hold a lists of variables. The issue is back to derive the correct variables which then allows me to place them within objects or main.
 
From OOP eye, if you imagined an object and would write its code in your mind, how then would you derive its variables? Rememmber that methods also have properties. And Variables have get/set properties too.

 
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 9:58 AM, Wilson Bandi <bandson67@gmail.com> wrote:
Am sure you are an OO programmer and therefore just make a smart use the three pillars/concepts of OO ie polymorphism, inheritance and encapsulation.

Best Regards,

Wilson.