Hello!
I just want to find out how the system find the name to set on a assembly
User control dll.
I have done this.
1. Create a user control
- Here the namespace was set by the system to WindowsControlLibrary2
- The name of the class was also set by the system to UserControl1
- The name of the assembly dll was set by the system to
WindowsControlLibrary2.dll
- The project name was also set by the system to WindowsControlLibrary2
- The name of the cs file was set by the system to UserControl1.cs
Now I have renamed the namespace where the user control is located.
I have also renamed the actual class.
I have renamed the project
I have renamed the solution
I have renamed the cs file
I have delete the user control from the toolbox.
I have delete the reference to user control
I have deleted all file with name WindowsControlLibrary.dll and
all file with name WindowsControlLibrary.*
When I now build the user control dll I still get WindowsControlLibrary.dll
I can't find out why the system still use that name.
So my question is how does the system find out what assembly name should be
set on a user control when building the dll file.
I have renamed everything that has something to do with
WindowsControlLibrary but still does the system use WindowsControlLibrary
when building the usercontrol dll.
It looks like when you have once chosen a assembly name you can't change it.
Please tell me how the naming of user control works.
//Tony