Hello Charles,
in Embedded Wizard you can define an interface (e.g. diverse methods and properties) in a common base class. All classes descending from this base class inherit this interface implicitly. If it is necessary, in derived classes you can override the methods and provide other implementation. In your concrete case:
1. the common base class is GridComponents::GridVirtualClass.
2. Add to this common class the desired methods InitialF(), getGridValue(), etc. Similarly, if it is necessary, add desired properties to the class.
3. Implement the methods with their default functionality or leave the methods empty.
4. In the descending class (e.g. GridComponents::GridSizeaStylea) override the methods and implement there code particular to the derived class. See also: Override an inherited method.
5. At the runtime when invoking the method, the corect vwersion is determined dynamically depending on the instance of the object in context of which the method is invoked.
I hope it helps you further.
Best regards
Paul Banach
