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How do I access public members from different classes at runtime? For example, I have a C#.NET project that uses multiple forms and I need to be able to get values from controls entered by the user between them.

I've tried adding a public integar to the first form and assigning a value using a method, e.g.:
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  1. public int myInt = new int();
  2.  
  3. public void myMethod()
  4. {
  5.   //other code that need be done...
  6.   myInt = (int)myControl.Value;
  7. }
  8.  
But the value doesn't change in original scope and I cannot assign it from that scope because the control is not static, bla bla bla etc.

I have also tried the regular object reference from the second form, e.g.:
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  1. myForm instance = new myForm();
  2. int myInt = (int)instance.myControl.Value;
  3.  
This, however, creates a NEW instance, duh, and therefore gives me the design-time value!

Please help!

Demonweare
Dec 26 '07 #1
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