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NachoShaw
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Hey
probably a nuisance question:
i have moved all of my code to relevant classes to offload some of the processing when the form starts as im getting render issues. I realise now (thanks to some advice) that the form needs as little code as possible . Some things like members and tables have been moved to respective cMembers & cTables classes and i call them like this
in the form
Dim gMembers as New cMembers
now that i have instantiated gMembers as the New members collection, do i need to access this through the form Member gMembers or can i do something locally in another class that requires access like
dim Gm as cMembers
omitting the New(). Basically, Is this a way of hooking into a class instance that has already been instantiated or do i need to access it through the forms gMembers?
The class members are populated by another class to hold data while the application is running and various methods require the data being held
thanks
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probably a nuisance question:
i have moved all of my code to relevant classes to offload some of the processing when the form starts as im getting render issues. I realise now (thanks to some advice) that the form needs as little code as possible . Some things like members and tables have been moved to respective cMembers & cTables classes and i call them like this
in the form
Dim gMembers as New cMembers
now that i have instantiated gMembers as the New members collection, do i need to access this through the form Member gMembers or can i do something locally in another class that requires access like
dim Gm as cMembers
omitting the New(). Basically, Is this a way of hooking into a class instance that has already been instantiated or do i need to access it through the forms gMembers?
The class members are populated by another class to hold data while the application is running and various methods require the data being held
thanks
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