>I have a GeneralPurpose Method where I do a lot of processing, all to do with Forms, but the Method can be called from different Forms. How do I pass the Current Form to amethod
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>e.g. In a Click Button I want to: MyMethod(Thisform) (In VFP terms)
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>What is the syntax to do this in C#
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>Tia
>Gerard


Hi there, if your *Method* only accesses the basic methods and properties of a WinForm then you can just pass *this* as a parameter e.g. ( assuming myobj is an instance of the class containing *MyMethod* ) myobj.MyMethod(this) - and the signature of MyMethod would be:

public void MyMethod(System.Windows.Forms.Form frm)
{
    // Do whatever with frm
}

However if your form classes have custom properties and methods you would need to have those classes implement a common interface containing your methods and properties and pass an instance of the form as *WhateverYouCallYourInterface* lets call it *IMyFormInterface* - your MyMethod signature would then be

public void MyMethod(IMyFormInterface frm)
{
    // Do whatever with frm
}