Small sample of bridging from functions to classes. Emphasis was on minimizing implementation code for each class.

Class cChildWindow Guid$("{a48a64eb-d92d-479a-ab26-f37a0153e1c5}") Common
  Instance hWnd_ As Dword: ' Handle to window 
  Instance bridge_ As iMessageBridge: ' Message bridge 
  Interface iMessage Guid$("{2e0e23cf-6e19-4a88-a33c-2cca8397778f}") 
    Inherit IUnknown 
	
	Property Get HWnd() As Long 
	  Property = hWnd_: ' Return window handle 
	End Property 
	
	Method Proc( ByVal wMsg As Dword, ByVal wParam As Long, ByVal lParam As Long, ByRef ret As Long) As Long 
	  Method = -1: ' Default to handled, ret is already 0
	  Select Case wMsg 
	    Case %WM_Char: If InStr("0123456789", Chr$(wparam))>0 Then Exit Method: ' Suppress numeric entry, ret=0 EXAMPLE 
	  End Select 
	  Method = 0: ' If we exit this way, we didn't handle message 
	End Method 
  End Interface 

  Interface iChildWindow Guid$("{6856addd-9a21-440b-b360-4337b4cf182a}") 
    Inherit IUnknown 
	
	Method SetWindow( hParent As Dword, ByVal l As Long, ByVal t As Long, ByVal w As Long, ByVal h As Long ) 
	  Dim vmsg As iMessage: ' This function belongs in the Create method, but PB doesn't support parameterized constructors 
	  hWnd_ = Me.CreateChildWindow( hParent, l, t, w, h ): ' Implementation Specific 
	  vmsg = Me 
	  bridge_ = NewMessageBridge( vmsg ): ' hWnd needs to be valid before this is called 
	End Method 
  End Interface

The three bold/italic lines above are implementation specific. Replace them with code of your choice. The rest of the bolded text is also implementation specific but you should simply replace them with your values. For example replace cChildWindow Guid$("{a48a64eb-d92d-479a-ab26-f37a0153e1c5}") with the name of your class and guid.