I wonder what is the best way.
If I need to pass a class to a class constructor why should I use a variable inside my class.
Example:
using Beckhoff.App.Ads.Core.Plc;
Class test()
{
private static IBAAdsServer AdsServer;
private static IBAAdsCncClient _cncClient;
public test(IBAAdsServer _adsServer) //constructor
{
try
{
AdsServer = _adsServer;
_cncClient = AdsServer.GetAdsClient<IBAAdsCncClient>("CNC");
_cncClient.Synchronize = true;
}
catch (Exception Except)
{ MessageBox.Show("Error ! " + Except.Message); }
}
Why can't I do:
using Beckhoff.App.Ads.Core.Plc;
Class test()
{
private static IBAAdsCncClient _cncClient;
public test(IBAAdsServer _adsServer) //constructor
{
try
{
_cncClient = _adsServer.GetAdsClient<IBAAdsCncClient>("CNC");
_cncClient.Synchronize = true;
}
catch (Exception Except)
{ MessageBox.Show("Error ! " + Except.Message); }
}
I would like to use _adsServer
in a lot of class not connected, how can I do that properly?
Thanks for help.
Ok, here is like I do now.
using Beckhoff.App.Ads.Core.Plc;
Class test()
{
private static IBAAdsServer AdsServer;
private static IBAAdsCncClient _cncClient;
public test(IBAAdsServer _adsServer) //constructor
{
try
{
AdsServer = _adsServer;
_cncClient = AdsServer.GetAdsClient<IBAAdsCncClient>("CNC");
_cncClient.Synchronize = true;
Classtocall newClass = ClasstoCall(_cncClient);//Passing the argument directly
}
catch (Exception Except)
{ MessageBox.Show("Error ! " + Except.Message); }
}