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"." in Project Name or Namespace name

I'm just wondering if it is perfectly acceptable to have one or more period
(.) in the name of Visual Studio projects and in namespace names?

I would hope not - but I'm having some flashbacks of the nightmares we
endured when the world went away from the old DOS 8.3 file names to long
names and a bunch of software choked when file names had multiple periods.
And yes - I understand that we're a long ways away from DOS... Just paranoid
I guess... but thought I'd ask before I get too far and have problems. I'm
wanting to put periods in the name of a new library project and I understand
there are implications for the deafult namespace etc.
Jul 24 '07 #1
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Its fine to have "." in there.
CompanyName.TechnologyName[.Feature][.Design]

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...18(VS.71).aspx

Troy

Bob Johnson wrote:
I'm just wondering if it is perfectly acceptable to have one or more period
(.) in the name of Visual Studio projects and in namespace names?

I would hope not - but I'm having some flashbacks of the nightmares we
endured when the world went away from the old DOS 8.3 file names to long
names and a bunch of software choked when file names had multiple periods.
And yes - I understand that we're a long ways away from DOS... Just paranoid
I guess... but thought I'd ask before I get too far and have problems. I'm
wanting to put periods in the name of a new library project and I understand
there are implications for the deafult namespace etc.

Jul 24 '07 #2
It's not a problem at all. Yes, we are a long way from DOS now (and not in
Kansas anymore). The "dot-notation" you are refering to is considered to be
a best practice for separating notation groups.
"Bob Johnson" <A@B.comwrote in message
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I'm just wondering if it is perfectly acceptable to have one or more
period (.) in the name of Visual Studio projects and in namespace names?

I would hope not - but I'm having some flashbacks of the nightmares we
endured when the world went away from the old DOS 8.3 file names to long
names and a bunch of software choked when file names had multiple periods.
And yes - I understand that we're a long ways away from DOS... Just
paranoid I guess... but thought I'd ask before I get too far and have
problems. I'm wanting to put periods in the name of a new library project
and I understand there are implications for the deafult namespace etc.

Jul 24 '07 #3

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