Hi

Could someone help me expose variables from a private abstract class?

I have this variable in a private abstract class called

"public bool t******iscompleted = false;"



I tried the example provided by NT support

 

Code

[Browsable(false)] [XmlIgnore()] public bool T******iscompleted { get { Update(); return t******iscompleted; } }

but unfortunately I got this error message:-

" The name 't******iscompleted' does not exist in the current context" CS0103

and NT support unfortunately is unable to support such coding.

Thanks in anticipation!

Regards

Kay Wai

kaywai 

Hi Could someone help me expose variables from a private abstract class? I have this variable in a private abstract class called "public bool t******iscompleted = false;" I tried the example provided by NT support   Code [Browsable(false)] [XmlIgnore()] public bool T******iscompleted { get { Update(); return t******iscompleted; } } but unfortunately I got this error message:- " The name 't******iscompleted' does not exist in the current context" CS0103 and NT support unfortunately is unable to support such coding. Thanks in anticipation! Regards Kay Wai

If you wish some help, you should post your indicator or strategy. That makes it easier. If the name t******iscompleted does not exist, it is likely that you did not declare it.

kaywai 

Hi Could someone help me expose variables from a private abstract class? I have this variable in a private abstract class called "public bool t******iscompleted = false;" I tried the example provided by NT support   Code [Browsable(false)] [XmlIgnore()] public bool T******iscompleted { get { Update(); return t******iscompleted; } } but unfortunately I got this error message:- " The name 't******iscompleted' does not exist in the current context" CS0103 and NT support unfortunately is unable to support such coding. Thanks in anticipation! Regards Kay Wai

have you tried putting everything in the single indicator class first?

like @fattails said, you can also post the entire zip archive here for debugging assistance.

cheers,
-e

Posting the code may result in legal notices issued...trying to avoid that.