Okay this is going to sound really dumb. Skeet, you can poke fun of me
in your own special way if you see fit.
Is there a way to reproduce the CLASSPATH functionality of Java within
C#? Would there ever be a reason to do this? Is there a reason *not*
to do this? There must be, I think, or there would probably be a
CLASSPATH environment variable.
I'm tired of typing /r:... at the command line. I have an IDE, and I
use it, but on some systems there is no IDE and when I want to make a
quick code change and recompile, there's no CLASSPATH to help me.
Why no CLASSPATH environment variable equivalent? 3 11546
jeremiah johnson <na*******@gmai l.com> wrote: Is there a way to reproduce the CLASSPATH functionality of Java within C#? Would there ever be a reason to do this? Is there a reason *not* to do this? There must be, I think, or there would probably be a CLASSPATH environment variable.
I'm tired of typing /r:... at the command line. I have an IDE, and I use it, but on some systems there is no IDE and when I want to make a quick code change and recompile, there's no CLASSPATH to help me.
Why no CLASSPATH environment variable equivalent?
One thing you can do is to use a custom response file if you find
yourself using the same references frequently. An example (and the one
used by default) is in the .NET framework directory - csc.rsp. You can
specify one on the command line by doing
csc @foo.rsp X.cs Y.cs etc
I don't know of any environment variables which do the same, but they
may be there.
Interestingly, these days I think Java developers tend to try to avoid
using the CLASSPATH environment variable, preferring to explicitly
specify the jars/paths on the command line. There are advantages and
disadvantages of both ways, however.
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP] wrote: jeremiah johnson <na*******@gmai l.com> wrote: Is there a way to reproduce the CLASSPATH functionality of Java within C#? Would there ever be a reason to do this? Is there a reason *not* to do this? There must be, I think, or there would probably be a CLASSPATH environment variable.
I'm tired of typing /r:... at the command line. I have an IDE, and I use it, but on some systems there is no IDE and when I want to make a quick code change and recompile, there's no CLASSPATH to help me.
Why no CLASSPATH environment variable equivalent?
One thing you can do is to use a custom response file if you find yourself using the same references frequently. An example (and the one used by default) is in the .NET framework directory - csc.rsp. You can specify one on the command line by doing
csc @foo.rsp X.cs Y.cs etc
I don't know of any environment variables which do the same, but they may be there.
Interestingly, these days I think Java developers tend to try to avoid using the CLASSPATH environment variable, preferring to explicitly specify the jars/paths on the command line. There are advantages and disadvantages of both ways, however.
I didn't know about response files. Thanks a ton, Jon. This will save
me a lot of typing. :)
I have never done at command line... but just a thought, can't you keep a
batch file and just run it when you have no IDE?? I maybe way of line
here...
VJ
"jeremiah johnson" <na*******@gmai l.com> wrote in message
news:e3******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl... Okay this is going to sound really dumb. Skeet, you can poke fun of me in your own special way if you see fit.
Is there a way to reproduce the CLASSPATH functionality of Java within C#? Would there ever be a reason to do this? Is there a reason *not* to do this? There must be, I think, or there would probably be a CLASSPATH environment variable.
I'm tired of typing /r:... at the command line. I have an IDE, and I use it, but on some systems there is no IDE and when I want to make a quick code change and recompile, there's no CLASSPATH to help me.
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