Classes... Posititve.. Nested Classes? ...Negative

Hello,
within another thread, I've learned to use the Property Class in the simplistical way...
But this is what I was able to produce:

Day1.Lunch

But if I wanted to do

Day1.Lunch.Special

how would I do it
I tried to put multiple Public Property statements within another and produce a huge mess...
Had to undo..........

I tried to read the MSDN's Nested Public Class, but no avail...
Please help me out
Is this even possible (ex. Cars.Honda.Civic.2005)

if so, please help me (explain and/or show) me the code to do this.
This is part of an important project...
Thank You!
Keehun Nam

P.S. When I mean by "showing code to do this", I mean it so that I can assign a value to:
Day.Lunch.Special with IntelliSense...... I see this so more efficient than having to rename ton of different controls all in different tabpages by their job. I could just assign the control values to variable names programmatically...

Thanx!!!!!!
Keehun

Sorry, I like small fonts...

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Classes... Posititve.. Nested Classes? ...Negative

Jagatheesan

Thankx

And yes, I've figured that out!

Thanks for leading...

I just got the idea!

Keehun
Chris Lyon - MS

// I tried to put multiple Public Property statements within another and produce a huge mess...

No, that will never work. You can nest class statements, but you can't nest properties. You can make a property which is of a type that has properties, however.

class Day

{

class Lunch

{

public string Special;

}

}

OR

class Lunch

{

public string Special;

}

Class Day

{

public Lunch Lunch = new Lunch();

}

Yes, this is C#, but you should get the general idea.
Classes... Posititve.. Nested Classes? ...Negative

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