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public class variable in other project
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It much depends on what kind of projects you have. If you want to pass something between 2 processes (EXE application for example), you'll need to use on of those many interprocess communication methods (simplest being a file or registry entry). If you need to communicate between EXE and DLL, then you can simply use exported function calls to set or return the file name.
As said - it much depends on what you use and need.
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When you do it, do it right.
As said - it much depends on what you use and need.
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When you do it, do it right.
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JurkMonkey
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This whole question doesn't make sense...
If you have a local variable that you need to pass to something else to make it do something, then that's what you do.
public double CalculateTax(double amt)
{
return (amt * 0.15);
}
public void ShowCost()
{
double cost = 10.99;
double tax = CalculateTax(cost);
}
How is this old skool?
If you have a local variable that you need to pass to something else to make it do something, then that's what you do.
public double CalculateTax(double amt)
{
return (amt * 0.15);
}
public void ShowCost()
{
double cost = 10.99;
double tax = CalculateTax(cost);
}
How is this old skool?
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