Visual Studio 2005 - (VB) Public definitions in module

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I created a module in VS 2005 - Visual Basic Windows Project.

I declared two strings public

Public strConn as string
Public strSQL as string


When I tried to use these variables in my form, they haven't been defined.
What is the difference between VS 2005 and VS 2003? I did the same thing is
VS 2003 and everything worked.

Thanks
 
Henry Jones said:
I created a module in VS 2005 - Visual Basic Windows Project.

I declared two strings public

Public strConn as string
Public strSQL as string


When I tried to use these variables in my form, they haven't been defined.
What is the difference between VS 2005 and VS 2003? I did the same thing
is VS 2003 and everything worked.

Thanks
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Where, exactly, did you place the declarations, in relation to the form
where you try to reference the object variables?
If your public strings are declared in a separate class, you'll need an
instance of that class to be available to the form code.
 
Henry Jones said:
I created a module in VS 2005 - Visual Basic Windows Project.

I declared two strings public

Public strConn as string
Public strSQL as string


When I tried to use these variables in my form, they haven't been defined.
What is the difference between VS 2005 and VS 2003? I did the same thing
is VS 2003 and everything worked.

Thanks
Click to expand...
Upon re-reading your post (yes, my face is red), I see you defined the
variables in a VB module, not a class. So disregard my previous.
I have attempted to recreate your problem without success here, in VS 2005.
I declared:

Public s As String in a VB Module, then assigned the address of a string
literal to it, using the Text property of a TextBox. I then was able to
display the string in a label.
All code in a form Button1_Click event procedure.
 
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