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I'm coding in Visual C++ .NET. I have a managed class(FORM1) that displays a form. .NET framework objects can only be define within function scope. I have a main program that creates an instance of FORM1. I have some callbacks in main that need to access the functions in FORM1, but it can't since FORM1 is undeclared outside function main. What can I do to make FORM1 a 'global' object?
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