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    Communicate between 3 forms

    OK. So I have 3 forms 'A', 'B' and 'C'. 'C' needs to be able to communicate
    with 'A' or 'B' but never both at the same time (If 'A' is visible, 'B'
    doesn't exist and vice versa). Is there something I can put in the New() of
    'C' that would make reference to both forms? I tried Overloading New() but
    that didn't work. Or if using the New() for this scenario is not proper,
    what other way should I be looking at?

    Any help is greatly appreciated.
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    • Mr. Arnold
      #2
      Re: Communicate between 3 forms


      "Mark" <Mark@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote in message
      news:ADC3ED4C-D18F-4CBC-9259-1DACEDEEE8BD@mi crosoft.com...
      OK. So I have 3 forms 'A', 'B' and 'C'. 'C' needs to be able to
      communicate
      with 'A' or 'B' but never both at the same time (If 'A' is visible, 'B'
      doesn't exist and vice versa). Is there something I can put in the New()
      of
      'C' that would make reference to both forms? I tried Overloading New()
      but
      that didn't work. Or if using the New() for this scenario is not proper,
      what other way should I be looking at?
      >
      Any help is greatly appreciated.
      The form is an object. So, pass the form into the constructor of form C as
      Object and maybe some other flag/indicator to tell what form it is and cast
      the Object to the form A or B as needed in C.


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        • Cor Ligthert[MVP]
          #3
          Re: Communicate between 3 forms

          Mark,

          In this it is essential that you show us how you instance C.
          For that are about 12 ways possible, all have their own issues.

          Cor


          "Mark" <Mark@discussio ns.microsoft.co mschreef in bericht
          news:ADC3ED4C-D18F-4CBC-9259-1DACEDEEE8BD@mi crosoft.com...
          OK. So I have 3 forms 'A', 'B' and 'C'. 'C' needs to be able to
          communicate
          with 'A' or 'B' but never both at the same time (If 'A' is visible, 'B'
          doesn't exist and vice versa). Is there something I can put in the New()
          of
          'C' that would make reference to both forms? I tried Overloading New()
          but
          that didn't work. Or if using the New() for this scenario is not proper,
          what other way should I be looking at?
          >
          Any help is greatly appreciated.

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