The first two are set prior to calling the TBStart routine. The third, gintIndent, stores a public integer that controls the indenting of HTML code when it's printed to the browser. Text is a subroutine that writes passed values to the Response object using the Response. The HTML that gets pumped out of this system looks terrific. Figure 2 gives you a taste of how encapsulation works inside the IDE by comparing Visual Basic statements with their HTML output.
Encapsulation sounds good, but gads, what a task.
Make sure to enable the directory's executable rights. Describing the entire construction of this environment from the ground up would take much more room than I have here. So to speed up my information transfer rate, I'm going to assume that some time soon you will download the code. Notice the .asv and .inv file extensions in Figure 3 . These files are actually Visual Basic classes and modules.