You can use an observer/listener pattern. You'd need 1 extra class type and a few more methods.

Observer class - contains a method that gets run whenever your class is modifieid
addListener() - put this in your class above, so you can add an observer object. add to a list of listeners.
removeListener() - keep memory costs down over long running programs... deregister a listener
notifyListeners() - iterates over your list of listeners running the method in your observer class type. you'd put a call to this in any method that modifies your "class above"'s data.

Hope this hepls.

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In reply to Re: global class data by exussum0
in thread global class data by cldwalker

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