OOP Query

Hi, quick OOP question. If I create a Type TFirst which contains a list of TSeconds, is there any way in which I can get an instance of TSecond to access what is in the list 'list2' (defined and belonging to TFirst)? Or is doing this a sign that I havent structured my code properly?

Thanks for any help

Type TFirst
	Field list:TList
                Field list2:TList   ' Its this list I want to access
	Function CreateSomething:TFirst()
	 	local NewSomething: TFirst
	 	NewSomething=New TFirst
	
	 	for local n=1 to 10
	   		NewSomething.list.Addlast(New TSecond)
	 	next
		return NewSomething
	EndFunction
End Type

Type TSecond
	   field x:int, y:Int
	   
End Type

Sure, you can have a field in TSecond that points to the same TList that the "parent" TFirst does.

Sorry, how would I go about that?

First you must declar list1 and list2 as NEW TLIST.
Secondly to access the LIST2 you should write

Type TFirst
	Field list:TList=New tlist
    Field list2:TList=New tlist   ' Its this list I want to access
	
	
	Function CreateSomething:TFirst()
	 	Local NewSomething: TFirst
	 	NewSomething=New TFirst
	
	 	For Local n=1 To 10
			
			'a:tsecond=New tsecond
		
	   		NewSomething.list2.Addlast(New tsecond)
	 	Next
		Return NewSomething
	EndFunction
	
End Type

Type TSecond
	   Field x:Int, y:Int
end Type

al:tfirst=Tfirst.createSomething()

Print String(al.list.count())
Print String(al.list2.count())

but I really don't understand what do you want exactly.

ok thanks guys, much appreciated

Bingo!