Change form values C#

[ArleKin]

I have two forms:
form1 containing a textbox and a button1 from which we open form 2 containing only button2. now, i want to do this: when you click button2, form2 closes and the textbox on form1 writes some value, but without using static.
anyone?
:S


..... can anyone help me?

[Plater]

I am assuming you have some piece of data in the form2 that you want back in form1?
In form2, create a public property that will return that data (mytextbox.Text perhaps?).
Then in form1, use the .ShowDialog() to block while form2 is open. Then, before you dispose of form2, read that public property to see what was entered.

[ArleKin]

No, no.
In form2 i have only a button. (button2) and in form one i have textbox1 and button1.

when i click button1, form2 opens (Form2 f2= new form2(); f2.ShowDialog();???)

now, i dont know how to achieve the following (without using static classes, just the forms). i want to click button2, close form2 and write a value in textbox1.

i made textbox1 public, but it is not accessible through form2.

before f2.close(), i put Form1 f1 = new Form1(); f1.textbox1.text = "Hey";
but it does not work....

sorry for my english and lack of technical explanation.

[Plater]

So you don't actually care what goes on in form2?
Just wait for the ShowDialog() command to return and then continue on.