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QuestionHow to access methos of one form from another? Pin
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AnswerRe: How to access methos of one form from another? [modified] Pin
Luc Pattyn6-Jan-07 8:00
sitebuilderLuc Pattyn6-Jan-07 8:00 
If you have a Form (say mainForm) containing text, and you want an interactive search facility, you could create a dialog using a new Form (say findDialog)
which has mainForm as parent (so it hides when mainForm hides), and which is
shown as modeless dialog (i.e. it can give up focus to other windows in same app).

Now mainForm can have button event handlers attached to the buttons of findDialog,
read an editTextBox on findDialog, and do whatever is required within mainForm.

So the trick is in mainForm attaching event handlers to another form's buttons,
but then it did create that other form (findDialog) so it has a reference to it.
Hence it boils down to one of the following:
- make the Controls on findDialog public (is not what Visual Studio Designer does
by default, but there is a "Modifiers" field on the properties panel)
- add public properties to get access to the non-public controls you need
- add one or more public methods to findDialog to attach an event handler to the
non-public controls you need.

The choice is yours.

Personaly I often create dialogs programmatically (rather than through Designer)
and make all controls public.


Smile | :)




-- modified at 14:05 Saturday 6th January, 2007

Luc Pattyn

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