TVbxControl has two constructors.

Dynamically constructing a VBX control The first constructor lets you dynamically construct a VBX control by specifying a VBX control file name (for example, SWITCH.VBX), control ID, control class, control title, location, and size:

TVbxControl(TWindow *parent,
   int id, const char far *FileName, const char far *ClassName, const char far *title,
   int x, int y,
   int w, int h, TModule *module);

The parameters are described in the following table:

Parameter	Description
parent	A pointer to the control's parent.
id	The control's ID, used when defining the parent's response table. It usually looks like a resource ID.
FileName	The name of the file that contains the VBX control, including a path name if necessary.
ClassName	The class name of the control. A given VBX control file might contain a number of separate controls, each of which is identified by a unique class name (usually found in the control reference guide of third-party VBX control libraries).
title	The control's title or caption.
x and y	The coordinates within the parent object at which you want the control placed.
w and h	The control's width and the height.
module	Passed to the TControl base constructor as the TModule parameter for that constructor; defaults to 0.

Using a VBX control in the application's resource file The second constructor lets you set a TVbxControl object using a VBX control that has been defined in the application's resource file:

TVbxControl(TWindow *parent,

int resId, TModule *module);

This constructor's parameters are

Parameter	Description
parent	A pointer to the control's parent.
resid	The resource ID of the VBX control in the resource file.
module	Passed to the TControl base constructor as the TModule parameter for that constructor; defaults to 0.

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