在VB6中处理事件：初始化

Question

Here is my question. I have VB6 class FirstClass . In SecondClass i create instance of FirstClass :

WithEvents fClass as FirstClass

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Set fClass = New FirstClass

Ok. Also in SecondClass I have an event Initialize - this is some event of FirstClass 's object (as far as i can understand). But when I paste breakpoint in this event, it doesn't fire. So could you please explain me why I can't go in this event and how the events handling works in VB6 in general.
Please, ask questions if my English isn't good for understanding my thoughts

Update:

Here is property from FirstClass:

Private Property Let IRPCAppMode_Application(RHS As Object)

Const METHOD_NAME As String = "IRPCAppMode_Application" 'DO NOT TRANSLATE
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
Set mApp = RHS
Set m_objRPCProject = mApp.Project
Set m_objDataSet = m_objRPCProject.CurrentDataSet

RaiseEvent Initialize

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I know that mApp object sets only in this line of code, that's all. What i can't understand is how Initialize Event rises in SecondClass and how can we set private property outside of class. Calling of Initialize in SecondClass:

Private Sub m_objTestMode_Initialize()
    Const METHOD_NAME As String = "m_objTestMode_Initialize" 'DO NOT TRANSLATE
    On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
    Dim lLoop As Long
    Set mRPCProject = m_objTestMode.Project
    SetupAutoSaveTimer
    SSTab1.Tab = 0
    SSTab2.Tab = 0
    Set m_objToolManager = m_objTestMode.mApp.ToolManager
    Set g_objMonDrives = New clsMonDrives
    Set g_objTrendMonDrives = New clsTrendDrives

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Answer 1

The Initialize event is already there in your class natively, so if you try to create your own it will be ignored. Just take your code (get rid of all the custom event code) and put it in the existing Initialize event and you will be fine.

The Initialize event gets fired whenever you create a new instance of your class. So, if you create an instance of FirstClass with SecondClass you need your Initialize event to go in FirstClass. That way it will get fired when you create your instance of FirstClass. So no, SecondClass's Class_Initialize event isn't an event of FirstClass, it's an event of SecondClass.