How can I pass an object variant as an argument to a method?

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From: Leo Liu
Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 00:00

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Windows 95/98
Visual Basic 6.0
For example, There is a COM Component A with type of MyObj, and A has a
method called test(arg1 as object,arg2 as object). B and C both are Button.
So the code is:

dim A as MyObj
set a=new MyObj
a.test(B,C)

These code will cause a Compile error(Syntax error).
How can I pass an object variant as an argument to a method?

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