Public Enum firstEnum
this = 1
that = 2
End Enum

Public Enum secondEnum
these = 1
those = 2
End Enum

And I can access these enums anywhere within the namespace of that project through just

firstEnum.this

or

secondEnum.those

This is truly a question because of my ignorance, but I understand the beauty of having your enums all in one tiny-named class, but what do you mean by being able to pass around “a tidy ‘myEnums’ object”? I thought enums are automatically considered shared and can’t be accessed through an instance of a class.

I found this post looking for a way to be able to use my enums from within an entire huge project without having to type out MyEnums.MySpecialEnum.Whatever everytime, but I don’t have a common class that all my controls that may use it can inherit from. I was trying to determine if I could somehow make my enum class an interface instead and Implement that interface in all my classes, so I could use “MySpecialEnum.Whatever” everywhere instead of having to type “MyEnums.MySpecialEnum.Whatever”

Thanks for any advice you or anyone else out there can give me.