Inspection a variable from other form

Question

Maybe is a simple question, but I am not able to find nothing useful for me.

I am trying to debug my program in VB.NET, and I am trying to add an inspection of a comparision. The problem I am having is that the two variables of the comparision are from other forms, so when I try to see the result of the inspection, I am getting the following for both variables:

"reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference vb.net 2010"

My code is:

Private Sub YESButton_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles YESButton.Click
    If frmTargetList.delete_Selected_All_targets = 1 Then
        'Lo borro de targetListFromBBDD, TARGETS_Overlay, TARGETS_Overlay_Damaged, TARGETS_Overlay_Eliminated, targetMarkers, selectedMultipleTargetclsPosition
        For i As Integer = 0 To BMS.targetListFromBBDD.Count - 1
            If frmTargetList.targetToDelete = BMS.targetMarkers(i).id Then
                BMS.DeleteTargetFromBBDD(BMS.targetMarkers(i).id)
                Dim marker As GMarkerGoogle
                marker = BMS.targetMarkers(i).marker
                BMS.TARGETS_Overlay.Markers.Remove(marker)
                BMS.TARGETS_Overlay_Damaged.Markers.Remove(marker)
                BMS.TARGETS_Overlay_Eliminated.Markers.Remove(marker)
                BMS.targetMarkers.Remove(New clsPosition(marker.ToolTipText, marker.Position.Lat.ToString, marker.Position.Lng.ToString))
                BMS.selectedMultipleTargetclsPosition.Remove(New clsPosition(marker.ToolTipText, marker.Position.Lat.ToString, marker.Position.Lng.ToString))
            End If
        Next
        'Lo borro de targetList
        For j As Integer = 1 To BMS.targetList.Count
            If frmTargetList.targetToDelete = BMS.targetList(j).id Then
                BMS.targetList(j) = Nothing
            End If
        Next

        frmTargetList.TargetsListView.SelectedItems(0).Remove()

    ElseIf frmTargetList.delete_Selected_All_targets = 2 Then
        BMS.TARGETS_Overlay.Markers.Clear()
        BMS.TARGETS_Overlay_Damaged.Markers.Clear()
        BMS.TARGETS_Overlay_Eliminated.Markers.Clear()
        BMS.targetListFromBBDD.Clear()
        BMS.targetList.Clear()
        BMS.targetMarkers.Clear()
        BMS.selectedMultipleTargetclsPosition.Clear()
        BMS.targetId = 1
        BMS.targetInserted = 0
        BMS.DeleteAllTargetFromBBDD()
        frmTargetList.TargetsListView.Clear()
        BMS.myOverlayDistances.Clear()
    End If

    Me.Close()
    frmTargetList.Close()
End Sub

And in this line:

 If frmTargetList.targetToDelete = BMS.targetMarkers(i).id Then

is where I am not able to see what is happening, but the execution does not continue and I can not see why.

If needed, both variables are public, and are declarated in forms that are in the same project. Also, I am checking that during the flow of the program, that variables have value, so I think that the problem is that this variables does not match, but when I execute the program to make them match, neither continues and exit.

There some way to do an inspection of variables that are in other forms?

Thanks to everyone

Try adding two extra variables and assign them values with `frmTargetList.targetToDelete`, `BMS.targetMarkers(i).id`. Eg: `Dim a As Integer = frmTargetList.targetToDelete` & `Dim b As Integer = BMS.targetMarkers(i).id` Then replace the `If` condition with these variables and do the inspection on them — boop_the_snoot, Jul 18 '17 at 10:13
What an easy way! I don't know why I wasn't think about this! I have tried it, and I see that one of the variables has value before the program goes in to the function, but inside, is like this variable lose its value. I don't know why because I have not any line that reset the variable. This one is the problematic variable: frmTargetList.targetToDelete — daniel lozano, Jul 18 '17 at 10:22
I guess `frmTargetList` is your `Form`, but what is `targetToDelete`? Is this a `Property`? — boop_the_snoot, Jul 18 '17 at 10:28
Yes sorry, frmTargetList is the form, and targetToDelete is a public variable of that form — daniel lozano, Jul 18 '17 at 12:11

Inspection a variable from other form

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