Scope problem

[Gudni G. Sigurdsson]

I am new to C# and use MS Visual C# .NET.
I have defined a class, Config. I create one instance of this class at
the begin of my program and would like this instance to have a global
scope within my program (it contains configuration data to be used in
various other classes). Where should I put the following lines or, what
should I do to make the instance cf of Config globally visible:

Config cf;
cf = new Config();

Sincerely,
Gudni G. Sigurdsson

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

I am new to C# and use MS Visual C# .NET.
I have defined a class, Config. I create one instance of this class at
the begin of my program and would like this instance to have a global
scope within my program (it contains configuration data to be used in
various other classes). Where should I put the following lines or, what
should I do to make the instance cf of Config globally visible:

Config cf;
cf = new Config();

See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/singleton.html