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12-28-2011 11:14 AM in reply to:
jeff
we may be thinking of different things but I use Public
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12-28-2011 12:26 PM in reply to:
jeff
We may be a cross-purposes.
You can define variables as Public, in which case they can be accessed across different classes and modules.
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12-28-2011 03:20 PM in reply to:
stuartnathan
What you are calling a variable still has to be accessed through a object.
In VB when you use a Module which is just a shared class it uses Type Promotion to promote the members to namespace scope, but create a class with the same name and you have to type module name.
The only declarations allowed at namespace level are module, interface, class, delegate, enumeration, and structure declarations.
You can also find your answers @ TheSwamp
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12-29-2011 01:31 AM in reply to:
jeff
We are sort of getting away from the point. Thanks anyway.



