Cor said:
"Catherine Lowery"
Does that mean for you that I wrote "to goto a different newsgroup".
I thought that after his messages to Jon, where he obviously did not direct
understand Jon and I am not the one who can help, because it is C# what is a
speciality from Jon. In VBNet I could have told it him in 2 sentences.
However when Jon does not succeed in C#, than in my opinion should I not try
it, but there could have been somebody else who could explain in more in
Relaxins words. And the best place is than in my opinion the place I showed.
And so it was, you can probably see that the message from Strong came almost
at the same time as mine.
However it is not me to tell that he "had to go" and in my opinion did I not
write that in my words at all, however maybe can you point me on where I did
that?
Sometimes people read what they want to read while it is not written.
Cor
OK, we (you, Jon, Strong, and me) know that the concept of static/public
variables is not a matter of language. It's a .Net thing. From this
perspective this is the right place to ask. C# knows the public and
static keywords, VB on the other hand works almost the same way using
the Public Shared construct. Relaxin, that's how I read his/her
question, wanted to know how "globals" can be employed in a language
he/she knows: C#. I don't want to drive this thread into an
off-topic discussion, but please don't get me wrong: I browsed through a
couple of your postings realizing that you redirected people to other
groups or websites quite often. So, yes, your last posting suggested
that you actually meant _post to another group_. Feel free to point to
additional sources of information that help people to get a better
understanding, which is really OK. I just couldn't resist to place a
reply on your little complaint that you might have been misunderstood.
Please take it with the same sense of humor as I did.
Happy posting!
Catherine