I'm new to C#, and I have a question. For my program, I have 2 forms:
one to allow the user to pick a property and another to allow the user
to edit the property. They select the property they want to edit from
a TreeView.

Example:

    string        m_szCurrentPath;
    object        m_oCurrentTarget;

    private void main_handleSelect( string szPath )
    {

        /* NUMBER OF SCREENS */
        if ( szPath.CompareTo( "Basic Configuration\\Number of Screens" ) ==
0 )
        {
            btnEdit.Enabled = true;
            /* BOX A REFERENCE TO THE VARIABLE WE WANT TO EDIT */
            m_oCurrentTarget = m_szNumInputs;
            m_iInputType = 0;
            return;
        }

        /* IF WE GET HERE, THEN IT WASN'T AN EDITABLE PROPERTY */
        btnEdit.Enabled = false;

    } /* main_handleSelect */

    private void btnEdit_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
    {
        /* UNBOX THE VALUE TO A TEMP STRING */
        string myvalue = (string)m_oCurrentTarget;
        frmText mydlg = new frmText( ref myvalue, m_szCurrentPath );
        DialogResult res = mydlg.ShowDialog();

        if ( res == DialogResult.OK )
        {
            /*
            * PROBLEM: THIS WON'T WORK
            * OBJECT POINTS TO COPY ON THE HEAP
            * I WANT TO UPDATE THE ORIGINAL VALUE.
            */
            m_oCurrentTarget = myvalue;
        }

    }

There are 14 possible settings for the user to edit, and based off
their TreeView selection, I box a reference back to the string
variable holding that setting.

That's well and good, but when I go to update that original value, I
have a problem. The object boxing the value points to a copy on the
heap, not the original value. How do I reference and update the
original value. I'm trying to avoid using unsafe code and pointers.

Thanks!
T