WHAT CAN I PUT INSTEAD of (me) in the MODULE

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We all know that if we put (Me) in a module it doesnt make any sense
but what can i put instead of it
i want to use it in (invoke request) and (invoke)

What I have tried:

If Me.InvokeRequired Then
                       Dim j As New _Data(AddressOf Data)
                       Me.Invoke(j, New Object() {file, B})
                       Exit Sub
                   End If

Posted 28-Nov-17 8:52am

THE-CODER-SALEH

Updated 28-Nov-17 9:02am

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ZurdoDev 28-Nov-17 14:56pm

Me refers to the class you are in and is perfectly fine to use. You can omit it as it is implied. Does that answer what you are asking because it isn't very clear.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2017-11-28T09:02:00

Solution 1

There is no such thing in a Module.

"Me" refers to the current instance of the class the code is in. There is no equivalent in a Module because you don't create an instance of a Module.

What are you doing with this code and why is it in a Module?

Posted 28-Nov-17 9:02am

Dave Kreskowiak