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How do I need to declaire variable in one class so other classes will see it. Thank you

Name: cup
Date: October 1, 2002 at 07:42:41 Pacific

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Put it in the public section. eg class Transparent { public: int visible; }; class Ogle { public: void Binoculars (Transparent* glass) { glass->visible = 200 } }

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Thank you. I did that. I can see my variable in another class but not it's value. By the way I am programming in VB6

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place a public variable in the declarations i.e at the top before anything else. Public iInt as integer It's always worked for me.

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