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A compiler error can do this. try a start with full compile to check for one. Also, are the properties you want to check public?
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A compiler error can do this. try a start with full compile to check for one. Also, are the properties you want to check public?

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Actually, it's in Embedded Visual Studio -- sorry if that makes a difference.<br />
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It seems to happen when I declare public global arrays in the forms. &nbsp;I haven't tried making them private. &nbsp;If I take out those arrays, it works fine.
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Actually, it's in Embedded Visual Studio -- sorry if that makes a difference.

It seems to happen when I declare public global arrays in the forms.  I haven't tried making them private.  If I take out those arrays, it works fine.

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What? No points for me?????
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Say you have a form called MyForm &nbsp;When you type MyForm in Visual Studio, you get a list of all the objects properties, methods, public variables, etc. &nbsp;I have two forms that don't do that. &nbsp;One's called PT, the other is Dialog.<br />
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What would cause this two forms from showing their stuff? &nbsp;I don't have any variables or other objects in the project with those names, so it should be confused.<br />
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Any help would be great, thanks,<br />
Eric
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Say you have a form called MyForm  When you type MyForm in Visual Studio, you get a list of all the objects properties, methods, public variables, etc.  I have two forms that don't do that.  One's called PT, the other is Dialog.

What would cause this two forms from showing their stuff?  I don't have any variables or other objects in the project with those names, so it should be confused.

Any help would be great, thanks,
Eric

Object doesn't show methods or properties in Visual Studio when typed

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