Jonas Geiregat wrote:
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 22:42:24 -0600, SigmaX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now my problem is even more basic. In risk of displaying my ignorance:
I have a string variable declared in class A. I want to write to that
variable from class B. How exactly do I go about doing so? I tried to
find the answer with google with no luck.
Make an instance of class A in class B and call some method that does
the job ...
Alright... I think I'm getting there. In Class A I made a method like so:
public void myMethod (a,b,c,d,e,f)
{
/*Code to transfer values of a, b, c, d, e, and f to the final variables*/
}And in Class B I created an instance of class A like so:
private A MainClass;Am I close? Or totally off my rocker? I have a "private B ClassB" in class A, and when I type "ClassB." the intellisense-like thing drops down with method names for class B, but I don't get the same from class B when trying to deal with Class A :-S.
If you managed to follow all of that, thanx. I don't feel like I should ask newbie C# questions here, but I haven't found anyplace more suited.
Thanx
SigmaX
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