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How to reuse type aliases declard with using keyword in different files?

Hi All,

The problem is as following. Porting C++ code to C#. C++ is using
several typedefs. For single .cs file there is no problem, I am using
C# using keyword to declare the type name. However for multiple files
it becomes real annoying. Even though all the classes belong to the
same namespace I still have to declare the same type name again and
again for the each file in the same namespace? Is there any way to
avoid this? I can't find anything so far, not even include directive
to include those definitions in every file.
Nov 15 '05 #1
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