In my program I will be using the common structure repeatedly in a module.
Ex Member.FirstName, Member.LastName..
How to declare it in one common place, so that I can create an instance of
this variable and use in sub procedure or function as local variable.
Currently I am declaring these set of variables in each sub or function.
VB.Net 2003 and .Net Framework 1.1
Thank you,
Pete 5 1870
Put the structure definition in a public module and declare it a public
structure
Module Globals
Public Structure Member
FirstName as string
LastName as string
end structure
end module
When you need to use it in a sub or function:
module (or class) mycode
sub Main()
dim m as Member
m.FirstName = "Mike"
m.Lastname = "Ober"
end sub
end Module (or class)
Mike Ober.
"Pete Smith" <Pe*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:eI*************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... In my program I will be using the common structure repeatedly in a module. Ex Member.FirstName, Member.LastName..
How to declare it in one common place, so that I can create an instance of this variable and use in sub procedure or function as local variable.
Currently I am declaring these set of variables in each sub or function.
VB.Net 2003 and .Net Framework 1.1
Thank you,
Pete
Put the declaration after any "Imports..." declarations and before the class
declaration. Is should be available in all classes and modules in your
project, i.e.,
Imports xxxxxx
Public Structure myStructure
FirstName as string
LastName as string
End Structure
Public (or Friend) Class myClass
.........
End Class
--
Dennis in Houston
"Pete Smith" wrote: In my program I will be using the common structure repeatedly in a module. Ex Member.FirstName, Member.LastName..
How to declare it in one common place, so that I can create an instance of this variable and use in sub procedure or function as local variable.
Currently I am declaring these set of variables in each sub or function.
VB.Net 2003 and .Net Framework 1.1
Thank you,
Pete
in my personal opinion the usage of a module should be avoided ( when
possible ) so i would go for Dennis`s aproach
although i would go for a friend scoped declaration unless i explicitly
want an object to be public ( thus also outside my own assembly )
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Dennis" <De****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A8**********************************@microsof t.com... Put the declaration after any "Imports..." declarations and before the class declaration. Is should be available in all classes and modules in your project, i.e.,
Imports xxxxxx Public Structure myStructure FirstName as string LastName as string End Structure
Public (or Friend) Class myClass
........ End Class
-- Dennis in Houston
"Pete Smith" wrote:
In my program I will be using the common structure repeatedly in a module. Ex Member.FirstName, Member.LastName..
How to declare it in one common place, so that I can create an instance of this variable and use in sub procedure or function as local variable.
Currently I am declaring these set of variables in each sub or function.
VB.Net 2003 and .Net Framework 1.1
Thank you,
Pete
Sorry, I'm an old VB 6 user and I wrote that off the top of my head.
Dennis is correct in that the structure should stand on it's own.
Mike Ober.
"m.posseth" <mi*****@nohausystems.nl> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... in my personal opinion the usage of a module should be avoided ( when possible ) so i would go for Dennis`s aproach although i would go for a friend scoped declaration unless i explicitly want an object to be public ( thus also outside my own assembly )
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Dennis" <De****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A8**********************************@microsof t.com... Put the declaration after any "Imports..." declarations and before the class declaration. Is should be available in all classes and modules in your project, i.e.,
Imports xxxxxx Public Structure myStructure FirstName as string LastName as string End Structure
Public (or Friend) Class myClass
........ End Class
-- Dennis in Houston
"Pete Smith" wrote:
In my program I will be using the common structure repeatedly in a module. Ex Member.FirstName, Member.LastName..
How to declare it in one common place, so that I can create an instance of this variable and use in sub procedure or function as local variable.
Currently I am declaring these set of variables in each sub or
function. VB.Net 2003 and .Net Framework 1.1
Thank you,
Pete
Thank you all for your response.
-Pete
"Michael D. Ober" <obermd.@.alum.mit.edu.nospam> wrote in message
news:NU*****************@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... Sorry, I'm an old VB 6 user and I wrote that off the top of my head. Dennis is correct in that the structure should stand on it's own.
Mike Ober.
"m.posseth" <mi*****@nohausystems.nl> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... in my personal opinion the usage of a module should be avoided ( when possible ) so i would go for Dennis`s aproach although i would go for a friend scoped declaration unless i explicitly want an object to be public ( thus also outside my own assembly )
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Dennis" <De****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A8**********************************@microsof t.com... Put the declaration after any "Imports..." declarations and before the class declaration. Is should be available in all classes and modules in
your project, i.e.,
Imports xxxxxx Public Structure myStructure FirstName as string LastName as string End Structure
Public (or Friend) Class myClass
........ End Class
-- Dennis in Houston
"Pete Smith" wrote:
> In my program I will be using the common structure repeatedly in a > module. > Ex Member.FirstName, Member.LastName.. > > How to declare it in one common place, so that I can create an
instance> of > this variable and use in sub procedure or function as local
variable.> > Currently I am declaring these set of variables in each sub or function.> > VB.Net 2003 and .Net Framework 1.1 > > Thank you, > > Pete > > >
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