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Dean L. Howen
Please show me advise.
My problem is: how to communication between forms?
I have 3 forms:
The 1st:
parent form: is MDI --> I call parentForm
The 2nd:
child form is called by parentForm --> I call
it childForm1
it contains Button1
The 2nd:
child form is called by parentForm --> I call
it childForm2
it contains Button2
----------
I want the parentForm to do something, example get
data form childForm1,
when childForm1.Button1 is clicked --> how does
parentForm know
childForm1.Button1 is clicked?
Similarly to childForm2 and childForm1,
how does childForm1 know childForm2.Button2 is
clicked?
My problem is: how to communication between forms?
I have 3 forms:
The 1st:
parent form: is MDI --> I call parentForm
The 2nd:
child form is called by parentForm --> I call
it childForm1
it contains Button1
The 2nd:
child form is called by parentForm --> I call
it childForm2
it contains Button2
----------
I want the parentForm to do something, example get
data form childForm1,
when childForm1.Button1 is clicked --> how does
parentForm know
childForm1.Button1 is clicked?
Similarly to childForm2 and childForm1,
how does childForm1 know childForm2.Button2 is
clicked?
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Nick Malik
This topic is covered in most of the intro-level books on C# windows form
programming. First off, I'd recommend that you start with a good book.
You may also benefit from this article.
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20040229.asp
I hope this helps.
--- Nick
programming. First off, I'd recommend that you start with a good book.
You may also benefit from this article.
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20040229.asp
I hope this helps.
--- Nick
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meh
I would agree to a point. It is covered in some form or another in most
books. I have read most of them but I feel that none of them have done a
good job on this topic. The link is the best reference I've seen so far!
meh
books. I have read most of them but I feel that none of them have done a
good job on this topic. The link is the best reference I've seen so far!
meh
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Dean L. Howen
It's really useful. Thank so much
Nick Malik said:This topic is covered in most of the intro-level books on C# windows form
programming. First off, I'd recommend that you start with a good book.
You may also benefit from this article.
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20040229.asp
I hope this helps.
--- Nick