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I have created several textboxes and I'm trying to write code for reading and writing to each textbox, but coding each box individually would take forever, is there a way to locate each textbox when the name of the textbox is stored in a string and then to reference it with a temporary textbox...

Thanks for the advice, you are right c# is much easier but unfortunately I'm doing this project for my class in which we use Project Builder from Macintosh and c++ with .net is the only equivalent I could find since we're working with multiple .cpp and .h files

What would I declare that pointer as, I've tried to use System::Windows::Forms::Form and it gives me the error: cannot declare a managed "Pointer" in an unmanaged "Class".

I'm trying to draw a line on a form through a function which is in a class that I created inside another .h and .cpp file. But I cannot give it access to the main form or it's controls. Is there any way that I can pass the form into the functions of the class or a way that I can access the main...