including a sub directory

[Jon Turner]

I have a project (web service) that I have defined some classes in a sub
directory of the project (VS2005), how
do I get my upper level classes, recognize the classes in the sub directory.
In the following directory structure
example, I cannot get a reference to a class defined in Interface1.cs from
ProgramMain.cs. I get the compiler
error "the type or namespace given <classcannot be found".

Main Directory
- App Code
ProgramMain.cs

- Schemas
file1.xsd
file2.xsd
- Interface
Interface1.cs
Interface2.cs

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Jon Turner <[e-mail]:

I have a project (web service) that I have defined some classes in a sub
directory of the project (VS2005), how
do I get my upper level classes, recognize the classes in the sub directory.
In the following directory structure
example, I cannot get a reference to a class defined in Interface1.cs from
ProgramMain.cs. I get the compiler
error "the type or namespace given <classcannot be found".

Main Directory
- App Code
ProgramMain.cs

- Schemas
file1.xsd
file2.xsd
- Interface
Interface1.cs
Interface2.cs

Do you have an appropriate "using" statement? Chances are the interface
in Interface1.cs is declared in a different namespace to the class in
ProgramMain.cs.

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[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Jon Skeet [C# MVP] <sk***@pobox.comwrote:

Do you have an appropriate "using" statement? Chances are the interface
in Interface1.cs is declared in a different namespace to the class in
ProgramMain.cs.

Apologies - I meant a "using" directive, not a "using" statement. If
I'm going to be a pedant (and let's face it, I am) I should at least
get things right myself :)

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