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vajindarladdad
14 years agoFrequent Contributor
Hi Sean,
First of all , Thanks to Tanya for her answer.
To add to her answer , please try to give same aliases name to reduce your work.
Here is an example for the same:
Imagine you have a function X , where you have used mapped object using aliases.
Public function X()
Dim test
set test = Aliases.Object.1.Object2.Object3
call test.Click
End Function
Now suppose , there is a change in the object hierarchy and you have to map all the objects again. For this time , map all the required objects , please try to maintain the same hierarchy as it was previos for aliases, so that there won't be any change in the current function.
Note: You can not change the hierarchy in Name-mapping tree BUT you can change the hierarchy of aliases.
Also to add further , please try to make aliases list as short as possible.
I hope this has been some help.
First of all , Thanks to Tanya for her answer.
To add to her answer , please try to give same aliases name to reduce your work.
Here is an example for the same:
Imagine you have a function X , where you have used mapped object using aliases.
Public function X()
Dim test
set test = Aliases.Object.1.Object2.Object3
call test.Click
End Function
Now suppose , there is a change in the object hierarchy and you have to map all the objects again. For this time , map all the required objects , please try to maintain the same hierarchy as it was previos for aliases, so that there won't be any change in the current function.
Note: You can not change the hierarchy in Name-mapping tree BUT you can change the hierarchy of aliases.
Also to add further , please try to make aliases list as short as possible.
I hope this has been some help.