[M-rhodes]

Hi, my application involves the use of a stack class, the stack is modified by another class by taking input. I wish to use another form to output elements of the same stack. I was wondering if scope was an issue?

e.g.

 InputStack inputStack = new InputStack();

That is the declaration of an instance of the stack within the form that takes input.

All help appreciated,

Matt

[tlhIn`toq]

Why are you reinventing the wheel?
Is there any reason you can't use the existing Queue class, which works pretty much as you've described and allows you to push items onto the queue and pop them off?

[M-rhodes]

No there is nothing wrong with the class. Im trying to refer to an instance of the class that is declared on the input form from the output form.
I have done a temp work around using text file handling to store values.

This post has been edited by M-rhodes: 14 October 2012 - 12:49 PM

[Momerath]

Do a search for Singleton Pattern.

[Curtis Rutland]

Singleton is the right answer, but make sure you create a separate class for it, don't declare it on your main form, because that tightly binds forms together.