I tried making a new class with constuctors for the object class, and called them in the method (that formerly held the constructors) from mainForm class, but they still ceased to exist outside the method that call the constuctor class...
I also made constuctor methods in the object class and call them from the mainForm method, but that didn't work either.
Play around with A, B, and C; this smaller example may help you see what's going on. using
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
static void
C aClass = new C(); // local to
}
}
//==================================================
public class A
{
//==================================================
public A() {
Console.WriteLine( "constructing A" );
}
//==================================================
public void SayHi() {
Console.WriteLine( "Hi from A" );
}
}
//==================================================
public class B
{
private A localToB; // local to the B class
//==================================================
public B() {
localToB = new A();
}
//==================================================
public A ReturnTheAFromB() {
return localToB;
}
}
//==================================================
class C
{
//==================================================
public C() {
B b = new B(); // local to C constructor
A a = b.ReturnTheAFromB();
a.SayHi();
}
}
}
