> Göran,
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> Clear as mud?
Since you cannot create an instance of a static class, you cannot create a
reference to it...you can't "new" a static class. In addition, your code
that does the "processing" would have to be switching on the various types
to ensure that the correct method/property/fields are used, since you cannot
derive functionality (virtual/override) static functions.
The question becomes, is it more appropriate for you to create base/derived
classes and put the "processing" functions in the classes themselves?

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Mark S. - 23 Sep 2007 18:47 GMT
Doug,
Thank you for confirming what I feared would turn out to be the case, I'll
abondon this work around and take a different approach.
M