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Apr 18th, 2008, 07:03 AM
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What would stop a Public Function being seen?
I have a form (frmA) that has a public function in it, which is declared like this:
Public Function Init() As Boolean
In the code of another form (frmB) when I type frmA. VB isn't showing me a list of public functions declared in frmA. I've inherited frmA from someone else. Is there some option or other in VB that is stopping frmB from seeing the Init function in frmA? I've not had this problem before, I can refer to other public functions in other forms without problems.
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