I have a form that I want to pass a collection into the constructor but
can't seem to do it.

I keep getting the error "Inconsistent accessibility: "



public frmDeviceManager(Dictionary<string,Data> Devices)

{

InitializeComponent();



}





Data is a class



-Lou

Make sure that Data class is public?

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regards
A.G.

On Fri, 12 Jun 2009 08:27:10 -0700, Lou <lou.gar***@comcast.net> wrote:

So, make the accessibility consistent.

You can't have method declarations that include types that are less 
visible than the method itself.

not all code paths return a value?
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