In C# I can easily produce a dialog box to amass a slew of input data from
the user but how should I convey this data to my Application? Should I
declare it as static data in the Form1 class, even though it has nothing to
do with Form1, and try to access it from code elsewhere, or should I create
a structure argument with everything in it and pass it around, or what?

Ray Reeves

1. Design the classes of your application. Some of these will have member
data that originate from the dialog.

2. Have your Form1 invoke some constructor on these classes to make
instance(s) using the data retrieved via the dialog.

3. Then the Form1 should invoke member function(s) on each instance to
continue your application logic.



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> In C# I can easily produce a dialog box to amass a slew of input data from
> the user but how should I convey this data to my Application? Should I
> declare it as static data in the Form1 class, even though it has nothing
> to do with Form1, and try to access it from code elsewhere, or should I
> create a structure argument with everything in it and pass it around, or
> what?
>
> Ray Reeves
>
>