Hi,
I have made a class like
class MyClass
public declare _AVariable as string
.........
Public MySubClass as new SubClass
end class
class MySubClass
..............'some declaration
end class
how can I access the class with all its subclasses
so that the subclass cant be assignd to a variable
in a mod
dim sc as mysubclass may not be possible
Jan 6 1623
JR wrote:
Hi,
I have made a class like
class MyClass
public declare _AVariable as string
.........
Public MySubClass as new SubClass
end class
class MySubClass
..............'some declaration
end class
how can I access the class with all its subclasses
so that the subclass cant be assignd to a variable
in a mod
dim sc as mysubclass may not be possible
Jan
I'm not sure I understand what you are asking? Can you be a little
more specific?
--
Tom Shelton
JR wrote:
I have made a class like
class MyClass
Public MySubClass as new SubClass
end class
class MySubClass
end class
how can I access the class with all its subclasses
so that the subclass cant be assignd to a variable
in a mod
dim sc as mysubclass may not be possible
Depends how the classes are used. If you're building an assembly and
referencing it from another project, then change the subclass to be
defined with the Friend (assembly) scope.
Your code can use it, but nothing "outside" your assembly can.
Public Class MyClass
End Class
Friend Class MySubClass
End Class
If it's all within the /same/ project, you'll have to resort to nesting
the classes and making the inner, subclass private, as in
Public Class MyClass
Private Class MySubClass
End Class
End Class
HTH,
Phill W.
I would like to add
That if you want to access the inner class ,from the outside , you should
do so by a property
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Phill W." wrote:
JR wrote:
I have made a class like
class MyClass
Public MySubClass as new SubClass
end class
class MySubClass
end class
how can I access the class with all its subclasses
so that the subclass cant be assignd to a variable
in a mod
dim sc as mysubclass may not be possible
Depends how the classes are used. If you're building an assembly and
referencing it from another project, then change the subclass to be
defined with the Friend (assembly) scope.
Your code can use it, but nothing "outside" your assembly can.
Public Class MyClass
End Class
Friend Class MySubClass
End Class
If it's all within the /same/ project, you'll have to resort to nesting
the classes and making the inner, subclass private, as in
Public Class MyClass
Private Class MySubClass
End Class
End Class
HTH,
Phill W.
M. Posseth wrote:
"Phill W." wrote:
>>how can I access the class with all its subclasses so that the subclass cant be assignd to a variable in a mod dim sc as mysubclass may not be possible
>Depends how the classes are used. If you're building an assembly and referencing it from another project, then change the subclass to be defined with the Friend (assembly) scope. Your code can use it, but nothing "outside" your assembly can.
Public Class MyClass End Class
Friend Class MySubClass End Class
If it's all within the /same/ project, you'll have to resort to nesting the classes and making the inner, subclass private, as in
Public Class MyClass Private Class MySubClass End Class End Class
I would like to add that if you want to access the inner class
from the outside, you should do so by a property.
Michel,
But to do so would also require the /Type/ of that Property to be
exposed, which would make it possible to define a variable /of/ that
Type, which the O.P. wished to avoid.
More generally, though, I agree; the "outer" class should provide a
means of getting hold of an instance/collection of any member class[es].
Regards,
Phill W.
Well i see we speak the same language :-)
regards
Michel
"Phill W." wrote:
M. Posseth wrote:
"Phill W." wrote:
>how can I access the class with all its subclasses so that the subclass cant be assignd to a variable in a mod dim sc as mysubclass may not be possible
Depends how the classes are used. If you're building an assembly and
referencing it from another project, then change the subclass to be
defined with the Friend (assembly) scope.
Your code can use it, but nothing "outside" your assembly can.
Public Class MyClass
End Class
Friend Class MySubClass
End Class
If it's all within the /same/ project, you'll have to resort to nesting
the classes and making the inner, subclass private, as in
Public Class MyClass
Private Class MySubClass
End Class
End Class
I would like to add that if you want to access the inner class
from the outside, you should do so by a property.
Michel,
But to do so would also require the /Type/ of that Property to be
exposed, which would make it possible to define a variable /of/ that
Type, which the O.P. wished to avoid.
More generally, though, I agree; the "outer" class should provide a
means of getting hold of an instance/collection of any member class[es].
Regards,
Phill W.
thanks
some of this helpt me
but becaurse all the items in the class and subclasses are not menth to be
changed I only use strings and read them from an xml file.
Its only for translation of some texts in the program (multi languages)
Jan
"M. Posseth" <MP******@discussions.microsoft.comschreef in bericht
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Well i see we speak the same language :-)
regards
Michel
"Phill W." wrote:
>M. Posseth wrote:
"Phill W." wrote:
>>how can I access the class with all its subclasses so that the subclass cant be assignd to a variable in a mod dim sc as mysubclass may not be possible
>Depends how the classes are used. If you're building an assembly and referencing it from another project, then change the subclass to be defined with the Friend (assembly) scope. Your code can use it, but nothing "outside" your assembly can.
Public Class MyClass End Class
Friend Class MySubClass End Class
If it's all within the /same/ project, you'll have to resort to nesting the classes and making the inner, subclass private, as in
Public Class MyClass Private Class MySubClass End Class End Class
> I would like to add that if you want to access the inner class from the outside, you should do so by a property.
Michel,
But to do so would also require the /Type/ of that Property to be exposed, which would make it possible to define a variable /of/ that Type, which the O.P. wished to avoid.
More generally, though, I agree; the "outer" class should provide a means of getting hold of an instance/collection of any member class[es].
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