if inherits usercontrole how to call class from some another class

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how i can call an another class in form application if it is inherited by System.Windows.Forms.UserControl.I know we cant call it by using instance.showDilog() method then how to call such a cs files.thanks

Posted 3-Apr-11 20:00pm

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Updated 3-Apr-11 20:10pm

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Olivier Levrey · Answer 1 · 2011-04-04T00:13:00

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I think you are confused about UserControl...

A UserControl is not a Form. It can't be displayed with ShowDialog. It is a control (like a Button or TextBox or whatever) which you can put inside a Form.

If you want to put controls inside a form and then display that form using ShowDialog, then you don't need a UserControl. Just add a Form in your project and put the controls inside it.

Posted 4-Apr-11 0:13am

Olivier Levrey

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Sander Rossel 4-Apr-11 12:16pm

Exactly!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Apr-11 2:02am

Exactly. Also, there is no such thing as "call a class".
My 5.
--SA

Sander Rossel · Answer 2 · 2011-04-03T20:23:00

Solution 1

You treat it the same way as you treat all controls.
So you either drag it onto a form from your toolbox, or you add it to the Controls collection of another Control.

MyControl myControl = new MyControl
Form1.Controls.Add(myControl)

Posted 3-Apr-11 20:23pm

Sander Rossel

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Member 7685573 4-Apr-11 2:48am

Form1 is my original form & ChartApperence is my another form.& I want to call chartapprence form dilog from form1 then how to do it

Sander Rossel 4-Apr-11 3:06am

How to open a form is the absolute basics... Perhaps you should read a book before posting questions like that. It will not help you. You already gave the answer in your first question anyway... instance.ShowDialog.

Member 7685573 4-Apr-11 3:12am

but instance.showDilog() is used for forms but i have inherited usercontrole to my form so instance.showdilog is not get available

Sander Rossel 4-Apr-11 3:24am

So put your usercontrol on a form and show the form...

Member 7685573 4-Apr-11 3:30am

actually there is a class CurApp:System.Windows.Forms.UserControl in that class they have used their control & I want to add that class to my class ie. form class & showdilog.so that it will display chart dilog of second class thanks for replay

Member 7685573 4-Apr-11 3:31am

instance.showDilog() is not getting in form class after creating instance of class

Sander Rossel 4-Apr-11 12:16pm

Look at the answer below. It is pretty much what I was trying to tell you.

Olivier Levrey 4-Apr-11 12:30pm

I forgot to vote your answer (and your patience) by the way. Have a 5.

Sander Rossel 4-Apr-11 12:46pm

Many thanks. Your answer pretty neatly sums it all up :)