Adding A New Form Problem
When I add an existing form to a new project, I have a piece of code that runs the new form but it doesn't show up for some reason.
SolvedAdding A New Form Problem
You mean you did "Project" -> Add New Form --> *give it some name*
Then..
SomeName _myForm = new SomeName(); // SomeName = name of the form, or actually, the class.
_myForm.Show();
Post code? -screenshot of the ide (with code open) while project is running. ?
Then..
SomeName _myForm = new SomeName(); // SomeName = name of the form, or actually, the class.
_myForm.Show();
Post code? -screenshot of the ide (with code open) while project is running. ?
Originally Posted by abuckau907
You mean you did "Project" -> Add New Form --> *give it some name*
Then..
SomeName _myForm = new SomeName(); // SomeName = name of the form, or actually, the class.
_myForm.Show();
Post code? -screenshot of the ide (with code open) while project is running. ?
Then..
SomeName _myForm = new SomeName(); // SomeName = name of the form, or actually, the class.
_myForm.Show();
Post code? -screenshot of the ide (with code open) while project is running. ?
Is KeyManager in a namespace?
Originally Posted by abuckau907
Is KeyManager in a namespace?
Open the other 2 form files...at the top look for
namespace *****************
{
It's probably whatever your old project's name was.
add "using *namespace*" at the top (of the file from the screenshot), or use namespace.KeyManager instead of just KeyManager.
namespace *****************
{
It's probably whatever your old project's name was.
add "using *namespace*" at the top (of the file from the screenshot), or use namespace.KeyManager instead of just KeyManager.
Originally Posted by abuckau907
Open the other 2 form files...at the top look for
namespace *****************
{
It's probably whatever your old project's name was.
add "using *namespace*" at the top, or use namespace.KeyManager instead of just KeyManager.
namespace *****************
{
It's probably whatever your old project's name was.
add "using *namespace*" at the top, or use namespace.KeyManager instead of just KeyManager.
No answer for that. But in order to "use" that class, you have to use it's full name.
Namespace.KeyManager
Where the 2 red squigglies are under KeyManager...change "KeyManager" to
yournamespace.KeyManager
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Dayz_Multi_Tools if you want it to be the same as your current project. *
Namespace.KeyManager
Where the 2 red squigglies are under KeyManager...change "KeyManager" to
yournamespace.KeyManager
------------------------------
Dayz_Multi_Tools if you want it to be the same as your current project. *
It works, thanks!
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