Hello,
I just watched the Oop video from the beginner series to refresh my memory on Classes... Anyhow, I know how to get one "intellisence thingy" (ex. Cars.Model) but how can I "expand" further for example, instead of Cars.Model, can I do something like:
Cars.Model.Company.Honda
because I have many (a LOT) of controls and they are separated into 14 tab pages. Each has exact same controls and I was going to try to name them something like:
Day1_Todo1
but I thought that it was better to make a class (named control.vb) and just reference the control such as:
Day1.Todo1
from my main form and just do the Get thing with Public Property from the control.vb class. However, the video only shows how to do "one step" (ex. Cars.Model) but I would like to know how to "expand the one step" such as Cars.Make.Honda.... (not the ....)
Thank You!
Keehun Nam
More than one public property thingy? just help me out here
Sugoiram
You can nest namespaces and classes as deep as you like.
Jorge MVP
do you mean that I can nest many Get() statements within Get() statements
for example
Public Property Cars()
Get
Get
Get
Civic.text
End Get
Honda.text
Cars.text
End Get
End Public Property
for example
assuming that Civic, Honda, and Cars are all names of textboxes
Thank You
Keehun Nam
Hancz
Thanx
I've researched a bit, and works great!
But instead, I just put one namespace and ton of nested classes...
Keehun
Jeffrey E. Moeller
Hi,
Below link should be of some help in understanding namespaces.
Link: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dfb3cx8s(VS.80).aspx
regards,
Bhanu.