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Where do I declare a global Var? Posted by potyz on 28 Oct 2003 at 11:19 AM
I have a class and I want to load just one instance of it (static) in the form. Then I want to access it with a button ...

Where do I have to declare the Var and with what syntax?

and how do I access it ...:
frmMain. ... what?

thanx
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Re: Where do I declare a global Var? Posted by ITA on 9 Dec 2003 at 12:25 PM
The variable should be declared outside of any methods in the class. This will make the variable global. To make the variable static simply add the 'static' keyword.

e.g:
class test
{
static int test;
}


The variable can then be accessed from the button's event handler.

hope this helps.

ITA
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