Declaring Public Variables

[jcrouse]

The syntax for a public variable seems to be "Public Shared name As type". How AND where do I put these in my AppMain (startup module) so the can be used by two different forms

Thanks
John

[Ken Tucker [MVP]]

Hi,

Just place it in the general declarations part of the module.

Module appMain
Public name As String

Public Sub main()
Application.Run(New Form1)
End Sub
End Module

Ken
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The syntax for a public variable seems to be "Public Shared name As type".
How AND where do I put these in my AppMain (startup module) so the can be
used by two different forms?

Thanks,
John

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[William Ryan eMVP]

I'd recommend not using public variables at all, just pretend they don't
exist... http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/properties.html

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"jcrouse" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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The syntax for a public variable seems to be "Public Shared name As type". How AND where do I put these in my AppMain (startup module) so the can be
used by two different forms?
Thanks,
John

[Cor Ligthert]

Hi John,

Same thoughts as Bill, I see our group is growing, I thought it was only OHM
and me and now there is again one. (In fact it are more, however we both do
not use the application start in VB.net, I am not sure if Bill means that as
well)

Cor