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Hi,

I am facing a problem in my project, i have a getter and setter property in one partial class and i want access that in another class(aspx.cs file).

The partial class is a library class file the structure is like this

C#
public partial class OneClass
{
        private int a;

        public int A
        {
            get{ return a; }
            set { a = value; }
        }
}


and in another class TwoClass i want to access the public property of Class OneClass. The problem is TwoClass cannot inherit from OneClass.

Please help me to solve the issue, Thanks in advance!!
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Updated 9-Apr-12 19:25pm
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You can access public properties of OneClass in TwoClass if you can able to access the related OneClass object in TwoClass. And this you can do (if you ignore inheritance as option) by either
1. passing the OneClass object to TwoClass or
2. by having it as TwoClass member and filling it at appropriate time.
 
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Suraj S Koneri 10-Apr-12 1:48am    
But we cannot create objects for the OneClass since it is partial class.
Is the class TwoClass part of the same assembly? If yes, then just create an object of it and you can access the property using the object. Something luke this -
C#
TwoClass objTwoClass = new TwoClass();
//to get value of A
int ValueOfA = objTwoClass.A;
//to set the value of A
objTwoClass.A = 1; //or any int value


I didn't get this point in your question - "The problem is TwoClass cannot inherit from OneClass."? AFAIK, the partial classes can be inherited.
 
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