C#

Naz wrote:

I need to access Form2 from Form1. Say I need to disable Form2 if a button is clicked on Form1 BUT I need to do it from Form1

private Mediator _mediator = new Mediator();

// Create an instance of Form1
_mediator.CreateForm1();
_mediator.CreateForm2();

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:

A better bet for you would be to use a moderator class. The main form would create the mediator and the mediator would be responsible for managing your forms. As an example:
In FormMain:
private Mediator _mediator = new Mediator();// Create an instance of Form1_mediator.CreateForm1();_mediator.CreateForm2();
In the mediator class, the CreateFormn methods would be responsible for instantiating the forms. Obviously, the mediator would catch events from the forms and respond to them to manage the state as appropriate.

half-life wrote:

is there a way to send a Message

Skippums wrote:

What exactly are you trying to do?

polishprogrammer wrote:

Is there, then, a method to import a database structure without changing the existing data itself (provided there are no subtractions or editing of datatable and field names, only additions)? Thanks.