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Posted

Hello

 

Could someone pls point me in the right direction with this:

 

If i create a class within one form, how can i use the same instance of that class from within another form?

 

Thanks.

Posted

Thanks. Call me stupid (i do enough), but here is an example of what i want to do.

 

The Class:

Public Class ClsPrintArgs
   Inherits EventArgs

   Public serial As Integer
   Public printer As String

   Public Sub New(ByVal serial As Integer, ByVal printer As String)
       Me.serial = serial
       Me.printer = printer
   End Sub
End Class

 

How the class is called.

Public printarg As New ClsPrintArgs(0, "")

 

Using your example

       Dim clstest As Label_Printer.ClsPrintArgs
       MsgBox(clstext.serial)

 

Unfortunately it doesnt like the msgbox's contents. Could you tell me what i am doing wrong pls?

 

Thanks again.

Posted

Thanks.........How small do i feel now? :)

 

Errr......still getting an error though:

'Object reference not set to an instance of an object'

 

Surely as i can have several references to the same object, this wouldnt be able to determine between them.

Posted

Nope, i didnt see it :)

 

Thank you very much for your help. I assume shared means that all the instances of this class access the same variables?

 

What if i had two instances of a class, with different variables? How could i do that?

 

Thanks again.

Posted
yeah, you wouldnt want them shared

Joe Mamma

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