Re: How to pass several variables?


"HotRod" <NOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I have several variables that are read in from a file and I need to make
> them publicly available to several class_modules. What is the best way to
do
> this? I tried to make a variable that was Global in my form code but it's
> not readable in the class_module ideas?
>

A slight modification to Jeff's reply, which will certainly allow each
class/object to 'see' the globals, is to wrap the 'read' of the file (data)
within its own class. Instance that object in a module and provide a
reference to each of your classes.

Whenever you have a group of interesting stuff that must be shared about -
you likely have an object.

-ralph


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