cannot create an object

[memo85]

namespace ResourcePack {

internal class ResourcePackBuilder
			{
public static readonly ResourcePackBuilder Instance = new ResourcePackBuilder();

public string Build(){
return "Hello";
}
}//end ResourcePackBuilder

}//end namespace

i can't create an object of instance and call a method Build();
(i.e method build doesn't be executed)
this is the declaration in other class :[When trying to call Build()]
[codde]
string st = ResourcePack.Re sourcePackBuild er.instance.Bui ld();
[/codde]
Note: working under Vista Os, C#.Net Frmework 1.1, Windowa Application

[todashah]

Dear how u r able to create object of object ? bcoz Instance is an object
of ResourcePackBui lder class & u try to create object of Instance which
is not possible because it is an object & u can call Built() function using this Instance
object.

namespace ResourcePack {

internal class ResourcePackBuilder
			{
public static readonly ResourcePackBuilder Instance = new ResourcePackBuilder();

public string Build(){
return "Hello";
}
}//end ResourcePackBuilder

}//end namespace

i can't create an object of instance and call a method Build();
(i.e method build doesn't be executed)
this is the declaration in other class :[When trying to call Build()]
[codde]
string st = ResourcePack.Re sourcePackBuild er.instance.Bui ld();
[/codde]
Note: working under Vista Os, C#.Net Frmework 1.1, Windowa Application

[jjvainav]

namespace ResourcePack {
 
internal class ResourcePackBuilder
            {
public static readonly ResourcePackBuilder Instance = new ResourcePackBuilder();
 
public string Build(){
return "Hello";
}
}//end ResourcePackBuilder
 
}//end namespace

It appears to me as though you are trying to implement a singleton pattern. I would create your ResourcePackBui lder class as such

internal class ResourcePackBuilder
{
    private static ResourcePackBuilder instance;
		
    private ResourcePackBuilder()
    {
    }
		
    public static ResourcePackBuilder Instance
    {
        get
        {
            if(instance == null)
            {
               instance = new ResourcePackBuilder();
            }
				
            return instance;
        }
    }
		
    public string Build()
    {
        return "Hello";
    }
}

And then make the following call:

string result = ResourcePackBuilder.Instance.Build();

I always setup my singleton classes like above, this way, you only create your single instance if ResourcePackBui lder.Instance is called during runtime.

I hope this helps

[Plater]

I always setup my singleton classes like above, this way, you only create your single instance if ResourcePackBui lder.Instance is called during runtime.

I hope this helps

That is probably one of the better examples of a singleton class creation I have seen.