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Pc_Madness
Hey guys, just starting out with some C# programming, and atm I have the following,
frmMain - Form
frmAdd - Form
clsVideoLibrary - Class
frmMain declares a clsVideoLibrary, and loads everything into the class.. all fine and dandy.. however, the Add form adds in new items into the class.. atm, I have to pass everything back into frmMain and create a special function purely for the task (I guess it would depend on how my code is written), which is going to suck, as I'm going to basically redeclare this entire class inside of frmMain. Atm, I'm doing this by passing it frmMain.
Back in the old days of VB6, you used to just declare it as a global variable and stick it inside of a module, and all was well and everyone could access the class. But C# is a real poop about such things!
Is there any easy way to make the class available to other forms? As I'm going to have alot of classes and alot of forms, so it mightn't be entirely practical to pass the class files to the forms by reference or whatever.
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