Re: nested classes and properties and imports inherits implements

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On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 13:59:23 -0700 (PDT), nottarealaddress@xxxxxxxxxxx
wrote:

Jack,

Apologies if I'm using incorrect terminology. (It seems nowadays as if
we get one or two apps built then move to another development
platform!)

I'm going to have to take this weekend to wrap my head the code you
were kind enough to post. It looks like what I'm aiming for. Also, the
"m_" prefix has me curious as what that implies since I've just
noticed it as "m_ChildFormNumber" in the MDIParent form.

Thanks,
-Scott

When you have a public property with a private variable to hold its
contents, you can't name both the same. With C# you can make their
case different. With VB you can't do that because VB is case
insensitive, so one common way to deal with this is to put m_ on front
of the private variable. There is nothing magic about using m_.
.

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