Sharing Objects Among Methods

Question

OK here's the deal. I've declared a class and want to reference it in another class...so I use the statement: class myclass = new class(); OK so far so good...I can use the fields and methods of the class through this instantiated object just fine but only in the method it's delcared in. If I try to reference myclass in another method it basically doesn't exist. So stupid question: how do I create an object that can be seen by all methods in a class? Thanks much! Bryan

bcgreen · Answer

Yep...that did the trick. Forgot that if I instantiated an object within a method it wouldn't have scope outside that method. Thanks for settin' me straight! Bryan

james · Answer

this sounds like a scope issue. try declaring private class myclass = new class(); At the class level then all of your methods will be able to 'see' it.