Create a module. Add properties (variables), and make sure the
variables are global (blue globe). And then they are global.
I name my modules depending on what they do. For example, in a
single window app, I name one module 'modDB' and another one is just
named module1.
Trausti
On 23.8.2006, at 12:28, Steven Hedgepeth wrote:
Ok, I found where constants go but what about public variables?
Steve
When using VB, I placed public variables and constants in the .bas
module. I tried unsuccessfully to find an RB example that used
public declarations. Is it correct to place them in a module and
what are modules usually named? Can someone point out an example
that shows how to use public declarations? Are they referred to as
public or global in RB?
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