hi kevin,
since the forms are objects, it is a simple matter of ObjectB having a
reference to ObjectA, which can be done with any object-oriented programming
language. In other words, you need a variable of type ObjectA contained in
Object B, initialised to the instance of ObjectA that you want to invoke the
method on.
in depends on which way your forms are created, but you need to ensure that
ObjectB contains a correctly initialised variable for ObjectA.
if you need help setting it up, post the code that you use to create both
the forms (and your main() code if either A or B are your main form). here
is some pseudo code anyway:
function main()
dim form1Object as new form1() 'create a form1
dim form2Object as new form2() 'create a form2, but don't show it yet
form1Object.Form2Reference = form2Object 'set the reference to
form2Object
form1Object.showdialog()
'now inside form1 you can do things like:
me.Form2Reference.whatever(whatever)
end function
your form 2 should look like this:
class form2
..... other variables here etc
public form2 Form2Reference
end class
there are some design patterns like Model View Controller which have a
technique for achieving this.
hope this helps
tim
