CallByName
function can help you. Let's say there are some class modules in your project: clsSample0
, clsSample1
and clsSample2
. Add a new class module named clsSpawner
, which lists all target classes as public variables having the same names, and declared with New
keyword:
Public clsSample0 As New clsSample0
Public clsSample1 As New clsSample1
Public clsSample2 As New clsSample2
In a standard module add Function Spawn()
code:
Function Spawn(sClassName) As Object
Set Spawn = CallByName(New clsSpawner, sClassName, VbGet)
End Function
Test it with some code like this:
Sub TestSpawn()
Dim objSample0a As Object
Dim objSample0b As Object
Dim objSample1 As Object
Dim objSample2 As Object
Set objSample0a = Spawn("clsSample0")
Set objSample0b = Spawn("clsSample0")
Set objSample1 = Spawn("clsSample1")
Set objSample2 = Spawn("clsSample2")
Debug.Print TypeName(objSample0a) ' clsSample0
Debug.Print TypeName(objSample0b) ' clsSample0
Debug.Print objSample0a Is objSample0b ' False
Debug.Print TypeName(objSample1) ' clsSample1
Debug.Print TypeName(objSample2) ' clsSample2
End Sub
How does it work? Spawn
function instantiates clsSpawner
and calls the clsSpawner
instance to return requested property, and actually clsSpawner
instance creates a new instance of the target class due to declaration with New
keyword and returns the reference.
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