I have a number of classes in a Classes file, and I want them all to be able to access the same, global method to save duplicating code. Problem is, I can't seem to access a method from another class in my file - any ideas?
So my class1.cs layout is similar to this:
public class Job1 { public Job1() { } } public class Methods { public static void Method1() { //Want to access method here from Job1 } } You'll need to specify the class they are in. Like this:
public Job1() { Methods.Method1() } If the class Job1 is in a different namespace from Methods then you'll need to either add a using clause, or specify the the namespace when calling the method. Name.Space.Methods.Method1()
Actually. Public Job1(){} is a constructor and not a method. It can be called from main class by creating object form the JOB1 class. Here add the following code:
public static void method1() { Job1 j1=new Job1(); } constructor can be invoked by creating a object to the corressponding class....
To access methods of other classes, the methods must be static with a public Access modifier.
static - Not bound to an instance of the class but shared by all other instances.
private - data can only be accessed from inside the same class.
public - data can be accessed from other classes but must be referenced.
Methods.Method1()?