Hi Olaf, nice to hear you've got it working (at least for 32 bit).
For the 64 bit version, please see this link: https://community.appeon.com/index.php/qna/q-a/64bit-ocx-does-not-work-with-a-64bit-executables
It seems that Yakov Verde got a control "somehow" working by using a dynamic approach (read in order from Oldest to newest and read everything). I'm not so sure if that's an easy path to follow though.
You would also need a separate 64 bit installer as things will be registered in different folders in the registry.
I am able to instantiate the 64 bit calendar control at runtime in a 64 bit application using the InsertClass( string s) method. The trick is that you have to place an empty control (Insert Control OLE- Create New -- choose the empty line). Although named the same in PowerScript. They are internally different
type ole_2 from olecontrol within w_calocx //---This is the generic
end type
type ole_1 from olecustomcontrol within w_calocx ///-- this exposes events
end type
I inspected our application code. The positive news is that we only do function calls and property settings. There are no custom control event scripts. It may be possible to work-around IDE limitations using the dynamic approach
