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Using or not Using?


Hi,

I am wondering if it makes a difference whether I add a

using <NameSpace>;

statement to the "using section" or leave it out and later in code reference the complete Namespace like

public class ...

public <MyFullNamespace> oProcess;

...

Does it make a difference at all? or maybe only if I have one vs. 15 objects that belong to the namespace?

Any Idea

Thanks in Advance

Regards from Berlin

Frank

Dietrich Datentechnik (Berlin)
Softwarekombinat Teltow (Teltow)

Fr************@dd-tech.de
DFPUG # 327
Nov 16 '05 #1
2 1044
AFAIK it makes no difference whatsoever other than the extra typing and
maintenance required for putting the whole class namespace every single
time.

"Frank Dietrich" <Fr************@dd-tech.de> wrote in message
news:oc********************************@4ax.com...

Hi,

I am wondering if it makes a difference whether I add a

using <NameSpace>;

statement to the "using section" or leave it out and later in code
reference the complete Namespace like

public class ...

public <MyFullNamespace> oProcess;

...

Does it make a difference at all? or maybe only if I have one vs. 15
objects that belong to the namespace?

Any Idea

Thanks in Advance

Regards from Berlin

Frank

Dietrich Datentechnik (Berlin)
Softwarekombinat Teltow (Teltow)

Fr************@dd-tech.de
DFPUG # 327

Nov 16 '05 #2
It is a good habit to use "Using" as it keeps your code clean and readeable

"Sean Hederman" wrote:
AFAIK it makes no difference whatsoever other than the extra typing and
maintenance required for putting the whole class namespace every single
time.

"Frank Dietrich" <Fr************@dd-tech.de> wrote in message
news:oc********************************@4ax.com...

Hi,

I am wondering if it makes a difference whether I add a

using <NameSpace>;

statement to the "using section" or leave it out and later in code
reference the complete Namespace like

public class ...

public <MyFullNamespace> oProcess;

...

Does it make a difference at all? or maybe only if I have one vs. 15
objects that belong to the namespace?

Any Idea

Thanks in Advance

Regards from Berlin

Frank

Dietrich Datentechnik (Berlin)
Softwarekombinat Teltow (Teltow)

Fr************@dd-tech.de
DFPUG # 327


Nov 16 '05 #3

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