Passing an Object when including a class

[mmatchyn]

Is there a way to pass an object when including a class?

For example...

namespace testclass
{
public System.Windows.Forms.TextBox textbox;
public class Write
{
public Write(string msg)
{
textbox.text = msg;
}
}
}

So when I call the following:
using testclass

I would like to pass in the textbox from the form. I don't want to
have to pass the textbox every time I call the write methode. Is
there a way I can set this up in the using or one line of code shortly
after but independant and outside of the write class?

[Mattias Sjögren]

>namespace testclass

>{
public System.Windows.Forms.TextBox textbox;

This won't even compile, since you can't have global fields in a
namespace. Move the field to a class, and add a constructor that will
initialize it.

>So when I call the following:
using testclass

A using statement doesn't call anything, it simply saves you from
typing out the fully qualified name when using a type.
Mattias

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