'XXX' is not accessible due to its access level

[Paul Hatcher]

I'm porting a Java app and re-structuring it slightly to put the test cases
into a separate assembly from the actual code. The conversion wizard creates
a file with a class called SupportClass which has public visibility and also
some public inner classes.

If I move this class into another project (as it's needed by both code and
test) I get an error saying SupportClass can't be used due to it's
visibility. Is it the class that inner classes only have internal visibility
even if they have been marked public or is something else going on?

Regards

Paul

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Paul,

Can you post the code that you are referring to? If the class and inner
class are both public, there should be no problem.
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"Paul Hatcher" <ph******@spamless.cix.co.uk> wrote in message
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I'm porting a Java app and re-structuring it slightly to put the test
cases
into a separate assembly from the actual code. The conversion wizard
creates
a file with a class called SupportClass which has public visibility and
also
some public inner classes.

If I move this class into another project (as it's needed by both code and
test) I get an error saying SupportClass can't be used due to it's
visibility. Is it the class that inner classes only have internal
visibility
even if they have been marked public or is something else going on?

Regards

Paul

[Paul Hatcher]

Sorry I was slightly wrong - the message is

'XXX' is not accessible due to its protection level

Paul

"Paul Hatcher" <ph******@spamless.cix.co.uk> wrote in message
news:u5**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

I'm porting a Java app and re-structuring it slightly to put the test cases into a separate assembly from the actual code. The conversion wizard creates a file with a class called SupportClass which has public visibility and also some public inner classes.

If I move this class into another project (as it's needed by both code and
test) I get an error saying SupportClass can't be used due to it's
visibility. Is it the class that inner classes only have internal visibility even if they have been marked public or is something else going on?

Regards

Paul