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> ## What is the Class Application Window?

> You can make more complicated objects using the C++ object classes of the WideStudio.

> You can use a template class generated by the application builder, and it inherits the object class of WideStudio. Developers can define a new class by adding a new member function to it.
> The class application window makes create a new object class easy.
> - Same development as a normal application window
>   You can create and edit a class application window using the same methods of a normal one.
> - Definitions of new properties
>   You can add a new property to the new class by using the dialog, and the application builder generates a source code for it automatically.
> - Class library construction
>   The application builder can build a shared library for your new classes which can be used by other projects.

> The following table shows the different ways to generate a new class.

> Window derivation | The application window becomes the base for a new class.
> Composite derivation | Several parts on the application window become the base for a new class.
> Component derivation | One object on the application window becomes the base for a new class.

Document Release 3.70 for WideStudio ver 3.70, May 2004

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