You need to add it. Right-click "references" in Solution Explorer, under the
project where you are using your library, then click "Add Reference". Find the
DLL you compiled and click OK (look through the tabs, and find the one that is
most appropriate for your situation, i.e. whether the library is a project in
this solution, or you want to browse for the library, etc.).
In the file where you want to use that library, just add line:
using <myLib>;
And voilla.
Nikola
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"Rainer Queck" <Ra****@noemail.noemailwrote in message
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Hello NG,
I started to build me a little class library.
This library I added to a Project which also surves me to test the library.
This library holds a namespace:
namespace <myLib>.<some function>
Now I added a extended Namespace to my library like:
namespace <myLib>.<some other function>
building this dll is no problem, but in the project the new namespace is not
recognized. Why?
if I open the the dll by double click in my project links the object browser
shows <myLib>[Runtime = v2.0.50727] and the
namespace <myLib>.<some function>.
namespace <myLib>.<some other functionis missing....
Thanks for help and hints...
Rainer Queck