Module Question

[Steve Thomas]

I have a project with 3 forms. I can not figure out how to declare statements in one place that all 3 forms can use. Example: I have to place

Private Declare Function GetFocus& Lib "user32" ()

in all three forms in order to use this. I know there is a way to create one module and have all forms reference it? How

[MartinLiss]

There are two things you can do. Change your declaration to Public and place it in any one of your forms' Declarations section, or
(better) add a module to your project and place the Public declaration there.

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Marty

[Frans C]

Select Project --> Add Module
from the menu and declare the function Public (instead of Private)

[Joacim Andersson]

Add the declaration to a BAS module and declare it as Public instead of Private:

Public Declare Function GetFocusLib "user32" () As Long

Good luck!


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[QWERTY]

Marty you can't put Public Keyword in Form's Declarations Section. It causes an error!!!

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[Serge]

If you're declaring APIs or User Defined Data Types on the form level, then you must declare those as private only.

Regards,

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[This message has been edited by Serge (edited 11-09-1999).]

[MartinLiss]

Actually you can.

Public MyVariable As String
Public Declare Function WinHelp Lib "user32" Alias "WinHelpA" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal lpHelpFile As String, ByVal wCommand As Long, ByVal dwData As Long) As Long

The first statement is OK. The second one isn't.

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Marty

[QWERTY]

Sorry Martin, my mistake about variables.

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PolComSoft
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