Variable help (very simple question)

[Davor]

Ok, this is what I want to do:

class test
{
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
int firstInt;
]

So, basically, how should I write that
so that both of them can use 'firstInt'?
=================
Davor Babic´
da****@comhem.se

[Scott C. Reynolds]

Davor wrote:

Ok, this is what I want to do:

class test
{
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
int firstInt;
]

So, basically, how should I write that
so that both of them can use 'firstInt'?
=================
Davor Babic´
da****@comhem.se

class test
{
private int firstInt;
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
}

[DeepDiver]

you need to write:

static int firstInt;
"Davor" <da****@comhem.se> wrote in message
news:O9**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Ok, this is what I want to do:

class test
{
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
int firstInt;
]

So, basically, how should I write that
so that both of them can use 'firstInt'?
=================
Davor Babic´
da****@comhem.se

[Scott C. Reynolds]

Scott C. Reynolds wrote:

Davor wrote:

Ok, this is what I want to do:

class test
{
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
int firstInt;
]

So, basically, how should I write that
so that both of them can use 'firstInt'?
=================
Davor Babic´
da****@comhem.se

class test
{
private int firstInt;
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
}

i'm sorry...I was in such a hurry i skipped the most important
part...you definitely need a "static" in that variable declaration.

[Davor]

Scott C. Reynolds wrote:

Davor wrote:

Ok, this is what I want to do:

class test
{
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
int firstInt;
]

So, basically, how should I write that
so that both of them can use 'firstInt'?
=================
Davor Babic´
da****@comhem.se

class test
{
private int firstInt;
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
}

Tried this before, but what I get is an error saying
"An object reference is required for the nonstatic
field, method, or property"

--
Davor Babic´
----------------
da****@comhem.se

[Davor]

DeepDiver wrote:

you need to write:

static int firstInt;
"Davor" <da****@comhem.se> wrote in message
news:O9**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Ok, this is what I want to do:

class test
{
public static void crap1()
{
// This won't work
firstInt = 6;
}
public static void crap2()
{
// Nor will this
firstInt = 2;
}
int firstInt;
]

So, basically, how should I write that
so that both of them can use 'firstInt'?
=================
Davor Babic´
da****@comhem.se

Thanks! This worked. I was thinking about
trying this myself, but I was not shure if
it would work.
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Davor Babic´
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da****@comhem.se