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How would I pass an array of integers through a property? Like this?



Public Property TransferIDs() As Int32

Get

Return mTransferIDs()

End Get

End Property

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How would I pass an array of integers through a property? Like this?

What do you mean by "pass" in this case?  Are you just trying to set the property?

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I'm trying to pass an array from one form to another...
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Well, all you have to do is pass an array via a parm...set it via a method...or provide a Set on the property:

Via a Method

Private Sub SetMyArray(ByVal items() As Integer)
   '-- Do whatever you want with the passed over array.  Set a property, use the array, etc.
End Sub

Via a Property

Private _MyItems As Integer()
Public Property MyItems() As Integer()
Get
    Return _MyItems
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer())
    _MyItems = value
End Set
End Property

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Thanks! I was making it harder than it was.
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No problem...I do it all the time! Smile
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