Question

I have two .cs files (Hex2Bin.cs and Program.cs) and I want to pass the variable end_addr from Program.cs to Hex2Bin.cs

My code in Program.cs:

class Program
{
    enum to_exit {
        exit_ok = 0,
        exit_invalid_args,
        exit_to_few_args,
        exit_invalid_input_file,
        exit_invalid_args_file,
        exit_permission_denied,
        exit_unexpected_eof
    };

    // class value holders
    static String args_file_name = "";
    static String in_u1_name = "";
    static String in_u22_name = "";
    static String out_name = "";
    static short end_addr = 0x0000;                 // 4-digit Hexadecimal end address
    static Byte[] version_code = { 0, 0, 0, 0 };    // 3 bytes version, 1 for extra info
}

Is there anyway I could do this? I know how to do it in c, but I’m very new to c#. Thanks.

Answer 1

if you declare the variable like this:

public static short end_addr = 0x0000;

then from another class you can use it like this:

Program.end_addr

but don’t do this, is not object oriented!

if your class Hex2Bin is used/invoked by the Main method of Program class, you should be able to pass your variables as input parameters of the methods you call or set them as properties of the classes/objects you use…