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Public definitions in module - VS 2005I posted in dotnet.general but I think this is a better place to post a VB
question. I created a module in VS 2005 - Visual Basic Windows Project. I declared two strings public Public strConn as string Public strSQL as string When I tried to use these variables in my form, they haven't been defined. What is the difference between VS 2005 and VS 2003? I did the same thing is VS 2003 and everything worked. Thanks
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On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 14:45:55 -0700, "Henry Jones" <henryjo***@yada.com> wrote: The statements as posted are apparently OK otherwise you would get the error, "strConn Not>I posted in dotnet.general but I think this is a better place to post a VB >question. > > > >I created a module in VS 2005 - Visual Basic Windows Project. > >I declared two strings public > >Public strConn as string >Public strSQL as string > > >When I tried to use these variables in my form, they haven't been defined. >What is the difference between VS 2005 and VS 2003? I did the same thing is >VS 2003 and everything worked. > >Thanks > > Declared". By "Not Defined", I'm guessing that you have not initialized values for the variables. Gene I goofed in what I stated. When I tried to use the variables in my form, I
received an error message saying that the variables were not declared. Show quoteHide quote "gene kelley" <o***@by.me> wrote in message news:l6j7d29ds2scd5r8qvdij7310jgmnhs37u@4ax.com... > On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 14:45:55 -0700, "Henry Jones" <henryjo***@yada.com> > wrote: > >>I posted in dotnet.general but I think this is a better place to post a VB >>question. >> >> >> >>I created a module in VS 2005 - Visual Basic Windows Project. >> >>I declared two strings public >> >>Public strConn as string >>Public strSQL as string >> >> >>When I tried to use these variables in my form, they haven't been defined. >>What is the difference between VS 2005 and VS 2003? I did the same thing >>is >>VS 2003 and everything worked. >> >>Thanks >> >> > > The statements as posted are apparently OK otherwise you would get the > error, "strConn Not > Declared". > > By "Not Defined", I'm guessing that you have not initialized values for > the variables. > > Gene On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 15:53:54 -0700, "Henry Jones" <henryjo***@yada.com> wrote: If you added a Module to you app, added the variables and it looks like:>I goofed in what I stated. When I tried to use the variables in my form, I >received an error message saying that the variables were not declared. > > Module Module1 Public strConn As String Public strSQL As String End Module There is no reason that I can think of that "not declared' would show other than typo's. Gene Hello gene,
It could be possible that the module is in a different namespace than the code which is trying to use it. If this is so, add the proper Imports. -Boo Show quoteHide quote > On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 15:53:54 -0700, "Henry Jones" <henryjo***@yada.com> > wrote: > >> I goofed in what I stated. When I tried to use the variables in my >> form, I received an error message saying that the variables were not >> declared. >> > If you added a Module to you app, added the variables and it looks > like: > > Module Module1 > > Public strConn As String > Public strSQL As String > End Module > > There is no reason that I can think of that "not declared' would show > other than typo's. > > Gene > > It could be possible that the module is in a different namespace than the i would like to add to this , that you can test this easily as a module > code which is trying to use it. > If this is so, add the proper Imports. > > -Boo behaves as a class with all members declared as shared see if you can see the members with the modulename like this modulename.strConn regards Michel Posseth Show quoteHide quote "GhostInAK" <ghosti***@gmail.com> schreef in bericht news:c71747b42b2ca8c88636a81a94e8@news.microsoft.com... > Hello gene, > > It could be possible that the module is in a different namespace than the > code which is trying to use it. > If this is so, add the proper Imports. > > -Boo > >> On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 15:53:54 -0700, "Henry Jones" <henryjo***@yada.com> >> wrote: >> >>> I goofed in what I stated. When I tried to use the variables in my >>> form, I received an error message saying that the variables were not >>> declared. >>> >> If you added a Module to you app, added the variables and it looks >> like: >> >> Module Module1 >> >> Public strConn As String >> Public strSQL As String >> End Module >> >> There is no reason that I can think of that "not declared' would show >> other than typo's. >> >> Gene >> > > 
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