Thread: Static Capabilities for a User-Defined Type

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    Static Capabilities for a User-Defined Type

    Hi

    My project deals with a drinks machine
    I have one event(button click) that gets an information regarding the chosen drink.

    I then have another event ( another button click) , which summerizes the selection - i.e , makes the choice final.
    I need to pass on the drink entity that was chosen, to the second event.

    I thought about using the drink type as static,and then access it via any event ( meaning, Drink.drinkname or something like that) , ubt I am not familiar with this option.

    To sum things up-since I don't have global variables in c# , how do I pass information regarding an entity from one button click to another?


    Thanks for your help

    Goz
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    The variable you have should be known to both buttons events. So it should probably be in the class your events are defined in.
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