Hi Michel.

Put the structure into one class and when you want to use it in a new class just use the inherits statement in the class declaration.

>In my framework DLL, I have several classes defined in several class files. In each file, I have this structure:
>
>

>Public Class MyName
>
>    Public Shared lError As Boolean = False
>    Public Shared cError As String = ""
>    Public Shared cErrorStackTrace As String = ""
>
>    ' My list of functions here
>
>    ' Initialize the default properties before the function gets called
>    Private Shared Sub ErrorInitialize()
>        lError = False
>        cError = ""
>        cErrorStackTrace = ""
>    End Sub
>
>    ' When an error occurs, we are setting up those properties
>    ' expO1 Exception object
>    Private Shared Sub ErrorSetup(ByVal toError As Exception)
>        cError = toError.Message
>        lError = True
>        cErrorStackTrace = toError.StackTrace
>    End Sub
>
>End Class
>

>
>In each file, I have definining those 3 public properties as well as those two functions. Wouldn't it be a way to only define that in one place?