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I had a similar problem in VB.NET. There I solved it by declaring the arrays in the Module1. So far, the only way VC++ allows me to declare String *data[] = new String*[ 1000 ]; is as local. -- doesn't accept it declared outside &nbsp;__gc or outside public: System::Void button1_Click or even inside public: System::Void button1_Click but outside try.
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I had a similar problem in VB.NET. There I solved it by declaring the arrays in the Module1. So far, the only way VC++ allows me to declare String *data[] = new String*[ 1000 ]; is as local. -- doesn't accept it declared outside  __gc or outside public: System::Void button1_Click or even inside public: System::Void button1_Click but outside try.

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I giot it ... this can be done through using static members ...
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I giot it ... this can be done through using static members ...

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Suppose an array is created in Form1.h. How can it be passed to Form2.h?
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Suppose an array is created in Form1.h. How can it be passed to Form2.h?

Passing of an array from Form1.h to Form2.h

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