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I'm writing an application where I have incoming data via TCP into a Static
global routine. From that routine, I'm wanting to display the error message
on a form.
Now I have tried many variations of getting access to the object ( a message
label), but basically, as soon as it tries to assign the message label.text,
the program just stops in that code.
I'm using VS 2003 - C# - Writing for WM 2003 SE
1. I'm calling this from Public Static routine in a different namespace.
2. FSignon is the name of the form.
3. FSignon_int is a public reference to the form:
public static FSignon FSignon_int;
4. The form is displaying.
5. I'm then trying to assign the message label as follows:
public static void ipInMsg(string mytext);
FSignon.FSignon_int.MsgLabel.Text=mytext;
(debugging ends on this line)
So, how is one normally suppose to be able to assign or change values of
objects on other forms? I was thinking about window messaging .. but not
sure on the impact with CF or some Invoke statement?
Just needs some direction here.
Thanks
John
global routine. From that routine, I'm wanting to display the error message
on a form.
Now I have tried many variations of getting access to the object ( a message
label), but basically, as soon as it tries to assign the message label.text,
the program just stops in that code.
I'm using VS 2003 - C# - Writing for WM 2003 SE
1. I'm calling this from Public Static routine in a different namespace.
2. FSignon is the name of the form.
3. FSignon_int is a public reference to the form:
public static FSignon FSignon_int;
4. The form is displaying.
5. I'm then trying to assign the message label as follows:
public static void ipInMsg(string mytext);
FSignon.FSignon_int.MsgLabel.Text=mytext;
(debugging ends on this line)
So, how is one normally suppose to be able to assign or change values of
objects on other forms? I was thinking about window messaging .. but not
sure on the impact with CF or some Invoke statement?
Just needs some direction here.
Thanks
John