Typically, autoobjects represent the data model of your application or serve as interfaces to the underlying target device.
You can create an instance of a class dynamically during runtime by using the new operator. If the class is a visible component (derived from Core::View) and you want to make it visible on the screen, you need to Add() it.
May be, what you are looking for are the Embedded Objects. Within one class you can nest instances of other classes.
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