Hello every1!! :D OK...I made a form in C# with some checkboxes...for example, 1 of the checkboxes says "Mustard", and when the user checks it, it's supposed to add $0.50 to a label, the problem is that where do I put the code to see if the checkbox was pressed?? do I put it after the InitializeComponent call?? where?? Thanx!! ;) El-Trucha http://www.truchasoft.tk ftp://tsfc.homeftp.net hotline://tsfc.ath.cx

Neeeeeeeevermind...what an idiot, I just had 2 double-click it in the IDE... :@ :P But now, I have 1 more prob: Again with the public thing...but this time, here's the problem: Price BurgerPrice = new Price(); I'm putting that inside the InitializeComponent(), just before setting the Text property of a control... The problem is that, in the _CheckedChanged() method of another control, I try to call the BurgerPrice object, and I get an error just as if I'd never declared it... :( What can I do now?? thanx! ;) El-Trucha http://www.truchasoft.tk ftp://tsfc.homeftp.net hotline://tsfc.ath.cx

You need to learn about scope. An object's scope determines who can access it. If you want BurgerPrice accessable to all members of a class you can define it as a private member at the top of the class definition: Public class MyClass {     private Price BurgerPrice = new Price();     Public MyClass()     {     } } If you want BurgerPrice to be accessible to other classes you can make it public, or better yet, keeping in line with ADT rules (ADT = Abstract Data Type) you should make getters and setters for that property: Public class MyClass {     Private Price BurgerPrice = new Price();     Public MyClass()     {     }     Public Price burgerPrice     {         get         {             return BurgerPrice;         }         set         {             BurgerPrice = value;         }     } } Hope this helps you some. You might want to pick up C# How To Program by Dietel (they are really good books...I own the C++ How to program one and I highly recommend it too) Chi They mostly come at night...mostly

Yay!! that worked!! thanx!! ;) Well, I got Microsoft Visual C# .NET by Joyce Farrell, which I got from a very expensive mail-in course...I'm almost finishing the book... :) Thanx!! ;) El-Trucha http://www.truchasoft.tk ftp://tsfc.homeftp.net hotline://tsfc.ath.cx