I did try to search this in old posts, but could not find it.
I suppose it is ok to ask beginner level questions here, unlike other
groups, demarcated for beginners and experts.
Suppose I create a class in a namespace, MyNamespace.Trials.
Now, should I create a folder on the disk, like
c:\csprogs\MyNamespace\Trials and keep the generated files there. Or I
can keep them anywhere on the disk.
Also, once I tried making a simple geometry point class, and it would
not compile.
class CSPoint
{
int x;
int y;
//ideally should be double, in a 3d space,
//but just for testing sake, it is 2 ints in a plane
//getter and setter methods.
}
I needed to add a Main. Why is this so.
I come from a Java background.
Thanks. 5 2109
HalcyonWild,
I tried using that heiarchical structure, but I found that it was overly
complicated for projects to reference each other in a solution.
I flatten the heiarchy, and have one directory for each distinct
namespace, so my solution directories will have the following project
directories:
Casper
Casper.Remoting
Casper.Drawing
And so on. In your case, you would have a MyNamespace directory, as
well as a MyNamespace.Trials directory. It will make it much easier as you
have more namespaces, and they start referencing each other.
Hope this helps.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
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news:11**********************@g49g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... I did try to search this in old posts, but could not find it.
I suppose it is ok to ask beginner level questions here, unlike other groups, demarcated for beginners and experts.
Suppose I create a class in a namespace, MyNamespace.Trials.
Now, should I create a folder on the disk, like c:\csprogs\MyNamespace\Trials and keep the generated files there. Or I can keep them anywhere on the disk.
Also, once I tried making a simple geometry point class, and it would not compile.
class CSPoint { int x; int y; //ideally should be double, in a 3d space, //but just for testing sake, it is 2 ints in a plane
//getter and setter methods. }
I needed to add a Main. Why is this so.
I come from a Java background. Thanks.
HalcyonWild wrote: Suppose I create a class in a namespace, MyNamespace.Trials. Now, should I create a folder on the disk, like c:\csprogs\MyNamespace\Trials and keep the generated files there. Or I can keep them anywhere on the disk.
There is no such technical restriction (you can keep them anywhere), but it
is widely regarded as a good practice and makes things easier to find.
Also, once I tried making a simple geometry point class, and it would not compile. I needed to add a Main. Why is this so.
Your project type was an executable, rather than a class library.
Executables need an entry point.
--
Chris Priede
Chris Priede wrote: HalcyonWild wrote: Suppose I create a class in a namespace, MyNamespace.Trials. Now, should I create a folder on the disk, like c:\csprogs\MyNamespace\Trials and keep the generated files there. Or I can keep them anywhere on the disk.
There is no such technical restriction (you can keep them anywhere), but it is widely regarded as a good practice and makes things easier to find.
Also, once I tried making a simple geometry point class, and it would not compile. I needed to add a Main. Why is this so.
Your project type was an executable, rather than a class library. Executables need an entry point.
-- Chris Priede
Thanks for the quick responses, Chris and Nicholas,
So as I understand it, it is not a restriction from the language side,
to maintain namespace hierarchy in the paths on the disk. But we do it
just for easy maintainability.
So I can keep all my .exe files at one place on the disk, even though
the namespaces are different. I should however maintain folder
hierarchy on disk for easy tracking. Please correct me if I am wrong.
I think that must be a compiler switch, to compile a .cs into a class
library rather than executable. Will look for it. Also Chris, I do not
have visual studio.net. I am using the cmdline compilers with the
framework.
Also, assemblies are something like jars, (from what I searched and
found, not really sure about this), and you normally name assemblies
like namespaces, as a good practice. More questions on this later if I
have any problems. I will try this out.
Thanks.
Chris Priede wrote: HalcyonWild wrote: Suppose I create a class in a namespace, MyNamespace.Trials. Now, should I create a folder on the disk, like c:\csprogs\MyNamespace\Trials and keep the generated files there. Or I can keep them anywhere on the disk.
There is no such technical restriction (you can keep them anywhere), but it is widely regarded as a good practice and makes things easier to find.
As an afterthought, I think this is a great feature. No need to take
care of classpaths, imports , package hierarchies on disk, like in
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