I have a Windows Forms app with an MDI parent form (mdiBK
) and a few child forms (form1
and form2
are the ones that matter).
I would like to set an static int variable inside my parent form (mdiBK
) and set it to '0'.
On 'form1' there are 2 buttons and both close form1
and open form2
I want to set the static variable (in mdiBK) to 1
when button1
is clicked and set it to 2
when button2
is clicked.
In form2
there is a button that closes form2
and returns control to the parent form (mdiBK
) and I want to set my variable back to zero.
What code should I write to do that?
The proper way of exposing content in OOP is to use properties.
you can add a static property on your mdi parent form and use it anywhere in the code:
on the MDI form:
public static int MyInt {get;set;}
inside the button1 click event handler:
mdiBK.MyInt = 1;
inside the button2 click event handler:
mdiBK.MyInt = 2;
on the second form, inside the button click event handler:
mdiBK.MyInt = 0;