[ACCEPTED]-Accessing variables in other Windows Form class-forms
So you have information in the parent form 12 (form2) that you want to access in a method 11 of the child form (form3).
- Create properties in
form3
for the information that it will need. - When
form2
creates an instance ofform3
it should set those properties.
You should think 10 of this not as having the child form ask 9 for information from it's parent, but rather 8 that the parent is giving information to 7 its child. If you shift your mindset accordingly 6 the code becomes not only easier to write, but 5 also will be more in line with good coding 4 practices (lower coupling, not exposing 3 more information externally than needed, etc.)
To 2 create a property you can do something like 1 this in form3
:
//TODO: give real name; adjust type as needed
public string SomePropertyName { get; set; }
then in form2
you can do:
f3.SomePropertyName = "hello from form2";
or
f3.SomePropertyName = someVariableInForm2;
Man,
Try to create an overload of the constructor 2 method of Form3, passing variable values 1 from form2 as method arguments.
If you have made the variables in question 7 public on Form2, then your issue is that 6 you've also made them static
. When you define 5 them as static
, you are placing them on the type 4 (Form2) not on the instance (f2).
Remove 3 the static from the variable declaration 2 and they should appear in intellisense for 1 f2.
I think since i make f2 as modaless form, i 12 should be able to access by simply using 11 f2.myvariables, but the intellisense does 10 not give me f2 object. Why is that?
Once 9 you create instance of a class all the variables 8 and methods declared as public should be 7 available.Just recheck if you have declared 6 your variables as public
.
Since all the values 5 are assigned during runtime, how could static variable 4 do this?
No, Static variables and methods 3 are defined with the start of the program.They 2 dont need instances to be created to refer 1 them.
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