Global Using ?

[katzky]

I am wondering how to assign a friendly name for an imported [using]
assembly. I understand the following:
using FriendlyName = CompanyName.AnotherName.UnfreindlyName.More;

How can I get this definition throughout a current namespace. [Ive found
myself having to define it in every file. I tried putting:

using FriendlyName = ReallyUnfriendlyName;

in the AssemblyInfo.cs file...but that does not seem to work.

Thanks for any advice.

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

katzky <ka****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

I am wondering how to assign a friendly name for an imported [using]
assembly. I understand the following:

using FriendlyName = CompanyName.AnotherName.UnfreindlyName.More;

How can I get this definition throughout a current namespace. [Ive found
myself having to define it in every file. I tried putting:

using FriendlyName = ReallyUnfriendlyName;

in the AssemblyInfo.cs file...but that does not seem to work.

You need to put it in each file. C# (as a language) doesn't have a
concept of a project or an equivalent. Each file is treated separately,
basically.

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[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

AFAIK that is not possible, you will have to define it in every file
cheers,

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"katzky" <ka****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I am wondering how to assign a friendly name for an imported [using]
assembly. I understand the following:
using FriendlyName = CompanyName.AnotherName.UnfreindlyName.More;

How can I get this definition throughout a current namespace. [Ive found
myself having to define it in every file. I tried putting:

using FriendlyName = ReallyUnfriendlyName;

in the AssemblyInfo.cs file...but that does not seem to work.

Thanks for any advice.

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

Imports not included in C#, like they are in VB.NET, which means you have to
define by page. You can, however, edit the default templates and include
your using or create your own templates, projects types, wizards, etc. and
create a new type that has the using FriendlyName =
namespace.otherNamespace.thirdNamespace;
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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"katzky" <ka****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:72**********************************@microsof t.com...

I am wondering how to assign a friendly name for an imported [using]
assembly. I understand the following:
using FriendlyName = CompanyName.AnotherName.UnfreindlyName.More;

How can I get this definition throughout a current namespace. [Ive found
myself having to define it in every file. I tried putting:

using FriendlyName = ReallyUnfriendlyName;

in the AssemblyInfo.cs file...but that does not seem to work.

Thanks for any advice.

[katzky]

Great! Thanks!

"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer)" wrote:

Imports not included in C#, like they are in VB.NET, which means you have to
define by page. You can, however, edit the default templates and include
your using or create your own templates, projects types, wizards, etc. and
create a new type that has the using FriendlyName =
namespace.otherNamespace.thirdNamespace;
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Think Outside the Box!
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"katzky" <ka****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:72**********************************@microsof t.com...

I am wondering how to assign a friendly name for an imported [using]
assembly. I understand the following:
using FriendlyName = CompanyName.AnotherName.UnfreindlyName.More;

How can I get this definition throughout a current namespace. [Ive found
myself having to define it in every file. I tried putting:

using FriendlyName = ReallyUnfriendlyName;

in the AssemblyInfo.cs file...but that does not seem to work.

Thanks for any advice.