Benny,
No, there is not. If you want a file to be dependent on another, you
have to have a specific designer for it, I believe. Otherwise, it just
shows up as another file.
What I usually do is have the file named in two parts. The first part
is the class name, the second part being what the partial implementation is
doing, and then the extension. Something like this:
MyClass.CodeThatDoesOneThing.cs
MyClass.CodeThatDoesOtherThings.cs
This way, they are grouped together when looking at them in solution
explorer.
Hope this helps.
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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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"Benny Raymond" <be***@pocketrocks.com> wrote in message
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I was trying to break some of my sections of code up into seperate files
using the new "partial" type definition and coudln't figure out how to make
the new files appear under the main file...
The only thing I could figure out to do was to open the .csproj file in my
text editor and change it so that it read "depends on"
Is there a way in the VS gui to do this?