Question

I was wondering if it was impossible to set up an accessor to allow you to access the accessor’s variable..
Example of an error:

    public void Main()
    {
        Object.name = "test"; //Can't access the object's subproperties
    }

    Objec ob = new Objec();
    public Objec Object
    {
        get { return ob; }
        set { ob = value; }
    }
class Objec
{
    string name;
    string value;
}

Is there anyway to do the above (other than making accessors for every value)?
Thanks,
Max

EDIT: Here is a better example

    public void Main()
    {
        //Now I can't change the X or Y properties, this will display an error
        ThePoint.X = 10;
        //To change the x value, I need to do the following:
        ThePoint = new Point(10,0);
    }

    private Point Poi = new Point();
    public Point ThePoint
    {
        get { return Poi; }
        set { Poi = value; }
    }

Is there a way to make ‘ThePoint.X’ work (without just publicly displaying ‘Poi’)?

Answer 1

The answer to your actual question “Is there anyway to do the above (other than making accessors for every value)?” is NO.

Guessing a bit on your intentions, you seem to want to follow a design pattern known as Bridge (your class is an abstraction around the implementation of Object and/or Point). You will only expose to your class’ audience the pieces of the original implementation that you want, in your question’s case, every value.