I think more expanation about this issue is necessary for us.
Perhaps some basic tutorials are helpful for you in Visual Basic
The access level of a declared element is the extent of the ability to access it, that is, what code has permission to read it or write to it. This is determined not only by how you declare the element itself, but also by the access level of the element's
container.
Thanks Angie. The problem was that it was automatically created by the javascript json deserializer, and I didn't know what it had created, or how to access it. I have since solved it, it turns out it was an array of value pairs, of value pairs. :)
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sigEleven
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Basic question about how to access variable
Jan 09, 2013 11:55 AM|LINK
I'm a little stuck here, if someone would help me access this variable (highlighted in watch), I'd be grateful.
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Basic question about how to access variable
Jan 14, 2013 01:06 AM|LINK
Hi sigEleven
I think more expanation about this issue is necessary for us.
Perhaps some basic tutorials are helpful for you in Visual Basic
The access level of a declared element is the extent of the ability to access it, that is, what code has permission to read it or write to it. This is determined not only by how you declare the element itself, but also by the access level of the element's container.
access levels in Visual Basic
Variable Declaration in Visual Basic
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Re: Basic question about how to access variable
Jan 14, 2013 01:12 AM|LINK
Thanks Angie. The problem was that it was automatically created by the javascript json deserializer, and I didn't know what it had created, or how to access it. I have since solved it, it turns out it was an array of value pairs, of value pairs. :)