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Global .NET Framework Objects

Asked by jasoncout in Microsoft Visual C++.Net

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I just started playing around with the .NET VC++. I'm trying to make a string, or a pointer to a File object, global throughout a form. Whenever I try to do either, I get an error that says .NET Framework objects cannot be global. What I have is one button asks the user for the filename, and a completly different part of the code writes to that file, so I need a way to pass either the file name or a reference to a File object between the two. The button never calls the other function directly, as the other function is on a timer that runs at regular intervals, so I can't just pass the filename. Thanks.Start Free Trial
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