'Me' is valid only within an instance method: Which keyword to use?

[Pieter]

Hi,

Using VB.NET 2005:
When you use a Me.MyFunction to a Shared Method, you het the error "'Me' is
valid only within an instance method.". Which is normal.

But: Which keyword can you use instead of the "Me" to refer to a Shared
Method in the same Class? Because without the "Me" you can't use the
intellisense-stuff, and I don't like to go copy paste methods or remember
there names :-)

Is there a way to get around this?

Thansk a lot in advance,

Pieter

[Robinson]

Use the class name: myClass.MyMethod ( )

[Pieter]

Thanks! I should have known that myself :-)

"Robinson" <bb*@bbb.comwrote in message
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Use the class name: myClass.MyMethod ( )

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Thanks! I should have known that myself :-)

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Absolutely

:-)

Cor

[rowe_newsgroups]

Because without the "Me" you can't use the intellisense-stuff, and I don't like to go copy

paste methods or remember there names :-)

Also note that pressing Ctrl + j will bring up the intellisense menu.

Thanks,

Seth Rowe
Pieter wrote:

Hi,

Using VB.NET 2005:
When you use a Me.MyFunction to a Shared Method, you het the error "'Me' is
valid only within an instance method.". Which is normal.

But: Which keyword can you use instead of the "Me" to refer to a Shared
Method in the same Class? Because without the "Me" you can't use the
intellisense-stuff, and I don't like to go copy paste methods or remember
there names :-)

Is there a way to get around this?

Thansk a lot in advance,

Pieter