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5 total messages Started by Jorge Wed, 13 Jul 2005 14:35

#36

Author: Jorge
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 14:35

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Since C# Builder is included in D2005, I decided to try my hand at it.  But 
I'm having problems understanding how to use a namespace created in a 
separate unit of code.  I created a unit of code containing a namespace 
called NETWORKING.  I'd like to use members of that namespace in a project 
that I'm coding.  But evidently, just placing the "Using" directive in that 
code doesn't help the compiler to find the namespace that I've created. 
Please tell me what I must do to use the new namespace in my project?  Does 
it need to go in some special place or be registered with the IDE or what?

Thanks,
George

Re: Using Namespace - Never Mind

#37

Author: Jorge
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 15:31

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Well, I thought I had added this unit to the project, but evidently on my 
first attempt to add the unit, something went wrong.  I tried once more and 
everything is working as it should.

Thanks,
Jorge


"Jorge" <georgec20@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
news:42d526bd@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Since C# Builder is included in D2005, I decided to try my hand at it. 
> But I'm having problems understanding how to use a namespace created in a 
> separate unit of code.  I created a unit of code containing a namespace 
> called NETWORKING.  I'd like to use members of that namespace in a project 
> that I'm coding.  But evidently, just placing the "Using" directive in 
> that code doesn't help the compiler to find the namespace that I've 
> created. Please tell me what I must do to use the new namespace in my 
> project?  Does it need to go in some special place or be registered with 
> the IDE or what?
>
> Thanks,
> George
>

Re: Using Namespace

#38

Author: David Clegg
Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 04:03

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Jorge wrote:

> Since C# Builder is included in D2005, I decided to try my hand at
> it.  But I'm having problems understanding how to use a namespace
> created in a separate unit of code.  I created a unit of code
> containing a namespace called NETWORKING.  I'd like to use members of
> that namespace in a project that I'm coding.

Is this unit included in the project, or has it been compiled into an
assembly? If the unit is included in the project, then you should be
able to simply use the 'using' directive. If the unit is part of an
assembly, you will need to add a reference to that assembly
(Project|Add Reference...).

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Re: Using Namespace - Never Mind

#39

Author: Marc Rohloff TeamB
Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 00:00

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On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 11:31:33 -0400, Jorge wrote:

> Well, I thought I had added this unit to the project, but evidently on my 
> first attempt to add the unit, something went wrong.  I tried once more and 
> everything is working as it should.

What exactly are you doing? C# doesn't have units at all.

Maybe if you post some of the code it would be easier?

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Re: Using Namespace

#40

Author: Jorge
Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 12:30

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Thanks David.  This is the type of feedback I need...  I just decided on a 
whim to try C# without knowing a thing about it.  I'm learning the language 
and the development environment and I appreciate everyone's indulgence 
though my terminology might not be precise.

George

"David Clegg" <dclegg@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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> Jorge wrote:
>
>> Since C# Builder is included in D2005, I decided to try my hand at
>> it.  But I'm having problems understanding how to use a namespace
>> created in a separate unit of code.  I created a unit of code
>> containing a namespace called NETWORKING.  I'd like to use members of
>> that namespace in a project that I'm coding.
>
> Is this unit included in the project, or has it been compiled into an
> assembly? If the unit is included in the project, then you should be
> able to simply use the 'using' directive. If the unit is part of an
> assembly, you will need to add a reference to that assembly
> (Project|Add Reference...).
>
> -- 
> Cheers,
> David Clegg
> dclegg@gmail.com
>
> Vote 1 http://cc.borland.com/codecentral/ccweb.exe/listing?id=21489 :-)
> Now supports Google Groups searching with Dyna-extend(tm) technology!
>
> QualityCentral. The best way to bug Borland about bugs.
> http://qc.borland.com
>
> "Here's to alcohol : The cause of, and answer to all of life's
> problems." - Homer Simpson

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