On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 4:07 PM, tamasu <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a form, through which I have instantiated an array of objects
> of a class called resource. I am able to access all its methods from
> the said form. I have also instantiated another object from a class
> called schedule under the same main form. Each resource object
> contains an array used to store a number of parameters. These
> parameters need to be made available for the object schedule however I
> have encountered a dilemma. As per normal good programming practice
> the core code is separated from the user interface code and therefore
> the code is to be encapsulated in the said classes. But how can these
> two classes (instantiated in the main form) can pass such information
> between each other?
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Does Schedule have a collection type for Resource? I see Schedule
needing 1 or more Resources to support the type of Event that Schedule
is.
Schedule s = new Schedule()
s.Date=DateTime.Now
s.Type="Meeting"
List<Resource> R = new List<Resource>()
//create the list of people invited
for loop
{
Resource r = new Resource()
r.Name="foo"
R.Add(r)
}
s.Resources = R
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