How to make c# don't call destructor of a instance

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Published on 2012-06-26T17:07:29Z Indexed on 2012/06/27 3:16 UTC
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I have two forms and form1 needs to get data from form2, i use a parameter in form2 constructor to gets form1's instance like this:

public form2(Form form1) {
this.f = form1;
}

and in form1:

Form form2 = new Form(this);

But it seem form1 destruct was called when i closed form1. my question is how can i avoid this problem?

EDIT: I have many typing mistakes in my question, i'm so sorry, fixed: I have two forms and form2 needs to get data from form1, i use a parameter in form1 constructor to gets form1's instance like this:

private Form f;
public form2(Form form1) {
this.f = form1;
}

and in form1:

Form form2 = new Form(this);

But it seem form1 destruct was called when i closed form2. my question is how can i avoid this problem?

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