Re: RE: HOWTO: Use application global variables in VB.
Posted: 3/6/2006 9:09:35 PMBy: Comfortably Anonymous
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Topic: Programming: .NET Framework
Just a quick thought:
Wouldn't there be a lot less overhead if you just created a module; then declared your global variables as such:
module1()
public num as Int16
end Module
You can then reference them from any WinForm in the project without dimensioning or re-instanciating them at all.
for example....
Private Sub btn1_Click(byVal Sender as Object, e as EventArgs) Handles btn1.Click
Dim a as int16 = 100
Dim b as int16 = 10
num = a*b
messageBox.show("The new number is " & num)
End Sub
Wouldn't there be a lot less overhead if you just created a module; then declared your global variables as such:
module1()
public num as Int16
end Module
You can then reference them from any WinForm in the project without dimensioning or re-instanciating them at all.
for example....
Private Sub btn1_Click(byVal Sender as Object, e as EventArgs) Handles btn1.Click
Dim a as int16 = 100
Dim b as int16 = 10
num = a*b
messageBox.show("The new number is " & num)
End Sub
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Re: RE: HOWTO: Use application global variables in VB.
Posted: 3/6/2006 9:09:35 PMBy: Comfortably Anonymous
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I can't get this to work. I'm a .net n00b, any everything gets the blue underline. Other way works better
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Re: RE: HOWTO: Use application global variables in VB.
Posted: 3/6/2006 9:09:35 PMBy: Comfortably Anonymous
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Interesting. I've always dismissed Modules as too VB 6-ish, so never attempted them.
I went ahead and made a quick test and for WinForms apps, that's a great idea. I don't do much, if any, WinForms coding, so had never had a need to use them.
However, as far as ASP.NET apps go, it doesn't look like you can add/use modules in your code. Seems to be a WinForms-only thing. So you'll have to use my example for ASP.NET apps, but for WinForms it looks like the better way to do things is to use Modules.
Thanks!
I went ahead and made a quick test and for WinForms apps, that's a great idea. I don't do much, if any, WinForms coding, so had never had a need to use them.
However, as far as ASP.NET apps go, it doesn't look like you can add/use modules in your code. Seems to be a WinForms-only thing. So you'll have to use my example for ASP.NET apps, but for WinForms it looks like the better way to do things is to use Modules.
Thanks!
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