Suppose I have the following enum that I need in multiple projects:
enum Ratings{Poor=1, Satisfactory,Me dium,Good,Excel lent};
Instead of defining it in every project that needs it, I want to
create it in one and have it accessible from the others. How do I do
it?
2  3509 
You have to compile the project which contains the definition of your enum
as dll.
Then you can add in the other projects a reference to this dll, and now you
can use this enum is this projects.
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news:b2******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Suppose I have the following enum that I need in multiple projects:
enum Ratings{Poor=1, Satisfactory,Me dium,Good,Excel lent};
Instead of defining it in every project that needs it, I want to
create it in one and have it accessible from the others. How do I do
it?
Rathtap,
All you have to do is define it in an assembly, and reference that
assembly among all those projects that you want to use it in.
Hope this helps.
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news:b2******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Suppose I have the following enum that I need in multiple projects:
enum Ratings{Poor=1, Satisfactory,Me dium,Good,Excel lent};
Instead of defining it in every project that needs it, I want to
create it in one and have it accessible from the others. How do I do
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