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.NET Forum / Languages / C# / March 2006partial namespace
hello, can we do a partial namespace ? i want split my cs file (contain all my classes) in a lot of files and then compil their into my DLL... so in this case, is more easy to work : library.dll = library.net.cs library.fileio.cs library.xml.cs library.img_manipulation.cs etc ... thx S. There is no requierment that all types that belong to a namespace must be in the same file. And I think you are missing something there. If you wan't to compile everything into one DLL then make a Class library proejct put your files there compile and you will get your DLL. | can we do a partial namespace ? Namespaces can span more than one module (.cs file) | i want split my cs file (contain all my classes) in a lot of files and then | compil their into my DLL... Best practice is to only have one class per module unless the classes are intimately related. // net.cs namespace YourCompany.YourProject.Library { ... } // fileio.cs namespace YourCompany.YourProject.Library { ... } // xml.cs namespace YourCompany.YourProject.Library { ... } // img_manipulation.cs namespace YourCompany.YourProject.Library { ... } Joanna  SignatureJoanna Carter [TeamB] Consultant Software Engineer > | can we do a partial namespace ? > [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > ... > } hum... yes... i m missing something... so i can do : csc /target:library /out:mylibrary.dll xml.cs fileio.cs net.cs etc... ? i m really miss something ;-) > Joanna no work... i create two .cs file : "net.cs" with : namespace myTest { public class netTest { //... } } and a "xml.cs" with : namespace myTest { public class xmlTest { //... } } then i compil : csc /target:library /out:mylibrary.dll xml.cs net.cs but... in my "mylibrary.dll" i v not my "xmlTest" class (or "netTest")... how do ? > | can we do a partial namespace ? > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > Joanna Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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