Problems with command line compiler.

[Matt Creely]

I'm using the vbc.exe to compile a .dll automatically for me. I have
all my framework references and imports setup correctly. And it will
compile just fine, with a few lines of code commented out.

Here's the problem. I have a vb class in my project("gamela n") called
"Utilities" . It's a public class, with a bunch of public shared
methods I use through out the site. So when I try to compile, I get
this error:

C:\xxx\xxx\Comm ents.aspx.vb(64 ) : error BC30451: Name 'gamelan' is
not declared.

intUserID = gamelan.Utiliti es.CIntSpecial( strUserID)
~~~~~~~

I can compile from Visual Studio just fine. But from the command
line, I get this error whenever I access the "gamelan.Utilit ies"
class. How does the IDE get around this problem when it compiles?
How can I make a reference/import to a class that hasn't been compiled
yet (since it's PART of the project itself)?

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* cr*****@hotmail .com (Matt Creely) scripsit:

I'm using the vbc.exe to compile a .dll automatically for me. I have
all my framework references and imports setup correctly. And it will
compile just fine, with a few lines of code commented out.

Here's the problem. I have a vb class in my project("gamela n") called
"Utilities" . It's a public class, with a bunch of public shared
methods I use through out the site. So when I try to compile, I get
this error:

C:\xxx\xxx\Comm ents.aspx.vb(64 ) : error BC30451: Name 'gamelan' is
not declared.

intUserID = gamelan.Utiliti es.CIntSpecial( strUserID)
~~~~~~~

I can compile from Visual Studio just fine. But from the command
line, I get this error whenever I access the "gamelan.Utilit ies"
class. How does the IDE get around this problem when it compiles?
How can I make a reference/import to a class that hasn't been compiled
yet (since it's PART of the project itself)?

Add "/rootnamespace:g amelan" to your "vbc.exe" command line.

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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>