I want to show a dialog and when the form (dialog) is
closed, return to the calling form. The calling form
should then be able to pass the child form to another
object with the form as a parameter.
For example,
FormOptions formOptions = new FormOptions();
if (formOptions.ShowDialog(this) == DialogResult.OK)
{
ConfigurationManager configurationManager = new
ConfigurationManager();
configurationManager.saveConfiguration(formOptions );
}
formOptions.Dispose();
My ConfigurationManager has a method that looks like
this:
public void saveConfiguration(FormOptions formOptions)
{
ConfigurationData configurationData = new
ConfigurationData
(formOptions);
saveConfiguration(configurationData);
}
When I build this code I keep getting an error like this:
ConfigurationData.cs(20): The type or namespace
name 'FormOptions' could not be found (are you missing a
using directive or an assembly reference?)
These classes are all within the same namespace.
Is it possible to pass the form object to another class?
Or do I need to extract values from the form and pass
them on to my ConfigurationManager?
I've even tried qualifying the FormOptions class in my
parameter list as SCT.FormOptions. "SCT" is my namespace.
Intellisense doesn't see any of my forms when I try to
qualify the FormOptions class.
I suppose this is a pretty simple solution. But, it's
frustrating. 4 4849
Ron,
They might all be in the same namespace, but is the form and the class
in the same assembly? If not, then you have to make sure that the class
that the form is being passed to has a reference to the Form class that you
created.
Passing a form around is like passing any other object around. It is
nothing more than an object, and should be treated as such, as all the same
rules apply. It has no more or less privledge than any other object (in
terms of how it is used).
Hope this helps.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
"Ron Rohrssen" <ro**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... I want to show a dialog and when the form (dialog) is closed, return to the calling form. The calling form should then be able to pass the child form to another object with the form as a parameter.
For example,
FormOptions formOptions = new FormOptions(); if (formOptions.ShowDialog(this) == DialogResult.OK) { ConfigurationManager configurationManager = new ConfigurationManager();
configurationManager.saveConfiguration(formOptions ); }
formOptions.Dispose();
My ConfigurationManager has a method that looks like this:
public void saveConfiguration(FormOptions formOptions) { ConfigurationData configurationData = new ConfigurationData (formOptions); saveConfiguration(configurationData); }
When I build this code I keep getting an error like this: ConfigurationData.cs(20): The type or namespace name 'FormOptions' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
These classes are all within the same namespace.
Is it possible to pass the form object to another class? Or do I need to extract values from the form and pass them on to my ConfigurationManager?
I've even tried qualifying the FormOptions class in my parameter list as SCT.FormOptions. "SCT" is my namespace.
Intellisense doesn't see any of my forms when I try to qualify the FormOptions class.
I suppose this is a pretty simple solution. But, it's frustrating.
Thanks Nicholas.
But, how do I create a reference to my form from the
class that receives the form as a parameter?
Ron -----Original Message----- Ron,
They might all be in the same namespace, but is the
form and the classin the same assembly? If not, then you have to make
sure that the classthat the form is being passed to has a reference to the
Form class that youcreated.
Passing a form around is like passing any other
object around. It isnothing more than an object, and should be treated as
such, as all the samerules apply. It has no more or less privledge than any
other object (interms of how it is used).
Hope this helps.
-- - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] - mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
"Ron Rohrssen" <ro**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... I want to show a dialog and when the form (dialog) is closed, return to the calling form. The calling form should then be able to pass the child form to another object with the form as a parameter.
For example,
FormOptions formOptions = new FormOptions(); if (formOptions.ShowDialog(this) == DialogResult.OK) { ConfigurationManager configurationManager = new ConfigurationManager();
configurationManager.saveConfiguration(formOptions ); }
formOptions.Dispose();
My ConfigurationManager has a method that looks like this:
public void saveConfiguration(FormOptions formOptions) { ConfigurationData configurationData = new ConfigurationData (formOptions); saveConfiguration(configurationData); }
When I build this code I keep getting an error like
this: ConfigurationData.cs(20): The type or namespace name 'FormOptions' could not be found (are you missing
a using directive or an assembly reference?)
These classes are all within the same namespace.
Is it possible to pass the form object to another
class? Or do I need to extract values from the form and pass them on to my ConfigurationManager?
I've even tried qualifying the FormOptions class in my parameter list as SCT.FormOptions. "SCT" is my
namespace. Intellisense doesn't see any of my forms when I try to qualify the FormOptions class.
I suppose this is a pretty simple solution. But, it's frustrating.
.
Ron,
You don't add references to classes, rather the project that you are in
needs to reference the project that the form is in.
However, are these two in the same project? If they are, then I think
that the namespace declaration is incorrect for one of the elements (the
form or the class trying to use the form).
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
"Ron Rohrssen" <ro**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:03****************************@phx.gbl... Thanks Nicholas.
But, how do I create a reference to my form from the class that receives the form as a parameter?
Ron
-----Original Message----- Ron,
They might all be in the same namespace, but is the form and the classin the same assembly? If not, then you have to make sure that the classthat the form is being passed to has a reference to the Form class that youcreated.
Passing a form around is like passing any other object around. It isnothing more than an object, and should be treated as such, as all the samerules apply. It has no more or less privledge than any other object (interms of how it is used).
Hope this helps.
-- - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] - mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
"Ron Rohrssen" <ro**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... I want to show a dialog and when the form (dialog) is closed, return to the calling form. The calling form should then be able to pass the child form to another object with the form as a parameter.
For example,
FormOptions formOptions = new FormOptions(); if (formOptions.ShowDialog(this) == DialogResult.OK) { ConfigurationManager configurationManager = new ConfigurationManager();
configurationManager.saveConfiguration(formOptions ); }
formOptions.Dispose();
My ConfigurationManager has a method that looks like this:
public void saveConfiguration(FormOptions formOptions) { ConfigurationData configurationData = new ConfigurationData (formOptions); saveConfiguration(configurationData); }
When I build this code I keep getting an error like this: ConfigurationData.cs(20): The type or namespace name 'FormOptions' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
These classes are all within the same namespace.
Is it possible to pass the form object to another class? Or do I need to extract values from the form and pass them on to my ConfigurationManager?
I've even tried qualifying the FormOptions class in my parameter list as SCT.FormOptions. "SCT" is my namespace. Intellisense doesn't see any of my forms when I try to qualify the FormOptions class.
I suppose this is a pretty simple solution. But, it's frustrating.
.
Yes! The my form class is in the same project as the
class that I'm trying to pass it to.
I think that's why I'm confused on why I would need to do
anything special to use this feature.
I've verified that all of my classes (only 7 right now)
are in the same namespace. I've copied the "namespace
SCT" line to each of my classes, replacing what was
there. Plus when I use my class browser, all of the
classes appear within the SCT namespace.
Confusing, isn't it?
Thanks for your help.
I hope that you (or anyone else) is able to offer a way
to make this work. -----Original Message----- Ron,
You don't add references to classes, rather the
project that you are inneeds to reference the project that the form is in.
However, are these two in the same project? If they
are, then I thinkthat the namespace declaration is incorrect for one of
the elements (theform or the class trying to use the form).
-- - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] - mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
"Ron Rohrssen" <ro**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:03****************************@phx.gbl... Thanks Nicholas.
But, how do I create a reference to my form from the class that receives the form as a parameter?
Ron
>-----Original Message----- >Ron, > > They might all be in the same namespace, but is
the form and the class >in the same assembly? If not, then you have to make sure that the class >that the form is being passed to has a reference to
the Form class that you >created. > > Passing a form around is like passing any other object around. It is >nothing more than an object, and should be treated as such, as all the same >rules apply. It has no more or less privledge than
any other object (in >terms of how it is used). > > Hope this helps. > > >-- > - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] > - mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com > >"Ron Rohrssen" <ro**********@yahoo.com> wrote in
message >news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... >> I want to show a dialog and when the form (dialog)
is >> closed, return to the calling form. The calling form >> should then be able to pass the child form to
another >> object with the form as a parameter. >> >> For example, >> >> FormOptions formOptions = new FormOptions(); >> if (formOptions.ShowDialog(this) == DialogResult.OK) >> { >> ConfigurationManager configurationManager = new >> ConfigurationManager(); >> >> configurationManager.saveConfiguration(formOptions ); >> } >> >> formOptions.Dispose(); >> >> My ConfigurationManager has a method that looks like >> this: >> >> >> public void saveConfiguration(FormOptions
formOptions) >> { >> ConfigurationData configurationData = new >> ConfigurationData >> (formOptions); >> saveConfiguration(configurationData); >> } >> >> When I build this code I keep getting an error like this: >> ConfigurationData.cs(20): The type or namespace >> name 'FormOptions' could not be found (are you
missing a >> using directive or an assembly reference?) >> >> These classes are all within the same namespace. >> >> Is it possible to pass the form object to another class? >> Or do I need to extract values from the form and
pass >> them on to my ConfigurationManager? >> >> I've even tried qualifying the FormOptions class in
my >> parameter list as SCT.FormOptions. "SCT" is my namespace. >> >> Intellisense doesn't see any of my forms when I try
to >> qualify the FormOptions class. >> >> I suppose this is a pretty simple solution. But,
it's >> frustrating. > > >. >
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