Passing data between forms

[Adrian Parker]

Is it possible to pass data between forms as you pass parameters into a
function?

I know I can add a class and members as to share data, or create a module
with public variables, is this the best solution though?
Adrian

[Steen Gellett]

"Adrian Parker" <ad***********@NOSPAMsympatico.ca> skrev i en meddelelse
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Is it possible to pass data between forms as you pass parameters into a
function?

I know I can add a class and members as to share data, or create a module
with public variables, is this the best solution though?

Yes you can.......but remember to make Variables PUBLIC
If you have a Form1 with a public variable called TEST then you
can acces the variable on Form2 with this :
Form1.Test

If you have a Text1.Text on Form1 you can access it on Form2 with this:
Form2.Text1.Text

Adrian

[Steen Gellett]

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"Adrian Parker" <ad***********@NOSPAMsympatico.ca> skrev i en meddelelse
news:LZ*******************@news20.bellglobal.com.. .

Is it possible to pass data between forms as you pass parameters into a
function?

I know I can add a class and members as to share data, or create a module with public variables, is this the best solution though?

Yes you can.......but remember to make Variables PUBLIC
If you have a Form1 with a public variable called TEST then you
can acces the variable on Form2 with this :
Form1.Test

If you have a Text1.Text on Form1 you can access it on Form2 with this:
Form2.Text1.Text

UPS.....it must be Form1.Text1.Text

Adrian

[Larry Serflaten]

"Adrian Parker" <ad***********@NOSPAMsympatico.ca> wrote

Is it possible to pass data between forms as you pass parameters into a
function? I know I can add a class and members as to share data ...

A form is a class, and more. A form has a private module part (like a class)
and a visual part (the User Interface). The private module part can have
public routines and properties, just like a class. So, anything (within reason)
you do with a class, can be done with a form. If Properties will work, you
can do that. If passing several parameters to a sub will work, you can do
that too. The main thing to watch out for is to be sure you have control
over, (and keep track of) the instances you create....

LFS

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