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Hello team-

I am trying to learn C# by modifying an open source project for my own needs, but I cannot seem to find any reference to the following code anywhere.

Just below the variable declarations, many of the forms in this project have the following:


Code:
public FormExam(Patient patCur)
       {
	//
	// Required for Windows Form Designer support
	//
	InitializeComponent();
	PatCur=patCur;
	Lan.F(this);
        }


Then, a lot of methods that look like this:

Code:
private void butDelete_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {
	if(listExams.SelectedIndex==-1){
	MessageBox.Show(Lan.g(this,"Please select an item first."));
	return;
      }
       if(MessageBox.Show(Lan.g(this,"Delete Exam?"),"",MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel)!=DialogResult.OK){
				return;
      }
	int curselected=listExams.SelectedIndex;
	Exams.Delete(ExamCur);
			RefreshListExams();
			if(curselected < listExams.Items.Count)
				listExams.SelectedIndex=curselected;
			else
				listExams.SelectedIndex=Exams.List.Length-1;
			FillGrid();
		}


I'm trying to understand what the Lan.F(this) and lan.g statements do - but I can't find any reference to them anywhere. Can anyone help?

Thanks,

Pete

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There's probably a global object `Lan', to which those methods belong. Find that object, retrieve it's class definition and be enlightened


Yes, you are quite right. Found it.

Many thanks...

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