Passing from functions in classes to another function in another class?

Hey folks,

I've got meself a problem. Pretty annoying one at that.

Well, I'm playing around with a newbie program that I want to make to display junk files in a listBox.
When I use the functions and everything in the same class everything works well (all the files are
correctly displayed in the listbox). Well, that's all good but now I want to seperate the code into
seperate classes to ease down on the eyestrain.

I've made a function one the main form in my program to read strings sent to it by another function in another
class, and then to add the information into the listBox1:


Here is the button label I'm using:

Code:

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private void linkLabel2_LinkClicked(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.LinkLabelLinkClickedEventArgs e)
{
//IEBrowser Cache
SysClean.IClean.IECache test = new IECache();
test.IECacheRun();
}

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Here is the sample from my main form:

Code:

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public void LB1Add(System.String Received)
{
System.String Add;
Add = Received;
listBox1.Items.Add(Add); //Doesn't work, my test text won't enter
}

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Here is the sample from the form from which I'm sending information:

Code:

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public void IECacheRun()
{
System.String send;
send = "The contents of your cache file (index.dat) is listed below:";
SysClean.IClean.IClean SendFunc = new IClean();
SendFunc.LB1Add(send);
}

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The funny thing is is that a StreamWriter code can read the text in place of listBox1.Items.Add and add it to
a text file...
Can you figure this out? I've taken 2 hours at breaking blood vessels in my brain trying to, maybe you can
save me from completely going nutso and start talking to myself?!?! PLEASE :)
Oh, ps, using VC# 2003, not Borland :(

Thanks,

Rob Sitter
[Professional at novice]

I've decided to just go along with StreamWriter as I'm using a Save option to save the file anyway, may as well just read from it if it's already there.

I see the number of views on this post was high, thanks for looking anyhow :)

Rob Sitter
[Professional at Novice]