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making the variables public will do it..but I'd suggest &quot;Friend&quot; (it's like public but a bit more secure). &nbsp;The other idea is to use a database as the middleman between the different objects (if it makes sence to do that).
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making the variables public will do it..but I'd suggest "Friend" (it's like public but a bit more secure).  The other idea is to use a database as the middleman between the different objects (if it makes sence to do that).

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I have a console application that creates several objects which are instantiated classes which are part of the solution. &nbsp;How can I share a console level variable between other class/dlls without passing the value into the class via something like sub new (myValues as someSetOfSharedValues)?<br />
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I have a console application that creates several objects which are instantiated classes which are part of the solution.  How can I share a console level variable between other class/dlls without passing the value into the class via something like sub new (myValues as someSetOfSharedValues)?



VB.NET console app needs to share it's module level public variables

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