'WindowsFormsApplication4.character.character()' is inaccessible due to its protection level

msheekhah

this is declared inside of the Form1 class in a Windows Form Document c#, VS2008

protected void loadSTPage()
{
character temp = new character();

what am I doing wrong?

Pete OHanlon

The zero argument constructor for character hasn't been declared as public or internal. In your character class, declare it as:

public class character
{
public character()
{
// Do something....
}
}

BTW - it's decent form to declare your class names using something called Pascal casing.

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