Refering the method of one class file to an another class file in c#

[kalpana84]

hi,

Am doing coding in c#,... actually i am creating four different classes in four different . And all classes has the same namespace. What to be done
If i want invoke the method of one class file from an another class file..

i just created a object of another class in the present class but am unable to invoke the method.........

could u plz help me...............

[nateraaaa]

hi,

Am doing coding in c#,... actually i am creating four different classes in four different . And all classes has the same namespace. What to be done
If i want invoke the method of one class file from an another class file..

i just created a object of another class in the present class but am unable to invoke the method.........

could u plz help me...............

Have you set the access type to public for the method you are trying to call?

Class1 calls method in Class2

 obj object1 = Class2.Method1();

Class2

 public object Method1() 
{
return new object;
}
 

Give this a try

Nathan

[Frinavale]

Have you set the access type to public for the method you are trying to call?

Class1 calls method in Class2

 obj object1 = Class2.Method1();

Class2

 public object Method1() 
{
return new object;
}
 

Give this a try

Nathan

All you have to do is create an instance of the object that you need to use and call it's public methods.
-Frinny

[r035198x]

Have you set the access type to public for the method you are trying to call?

Class1 calls method in Class2

 obj object1 = Class2.Method1();

Class2

 public object Method1() 
{
return new object;
}
 

Give this a try

Nathan

Not quite. To access a method using class name alone requires that the method be static. To access instance methods, you need an instance of that class. The public modifier controls access across namespaces.