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A question about classess.

Vaughan

My code recently grew to a non-acceptable amount (1000+ lines) and it was getting hard to naviagate. Coming off from Visual Basic I used to be able to just plop all my variables, into a module. I have about 50 lines of those alone. So I figured I could toss those in a "class" and call it a day. Well, of course not. My other Main class is no longer picking them up. Perhaps, someone could tell me what is going on?

I'd also appreciate it if someone could tell me how to call my void methods from a separate class, it'd be greatly valued!

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Jason Meyer17y ago
When i make a bigger program i use the
#region Name // the Name is what you want to call the region Than you can use little plus/minus

// buttons to the left of the #region to collapse or expand the region to keep things more organized

#endregion

You can than have all your var in one region. or your get set methods or whatever groups you have for the program

Hope that helps a little if any
Mahesh Chand17y ago
You need to make sure your new class is a part of same namespace if you are using a namespace in your main class. Also, make sure you class is public. That's what I can think of.