Hi
I am trying to understand how namespaces work in VB.NET. The program works
partly, i.e. the first two writeline statements work. With the other ones I
get problems, VB doesn't seem to accept my Imports statements. Can someone
tell me what I am doing wrong is this program?
Imports System
Imports GeefMe = One.Eleven.Gimm e ' alias voor class
Imports EenEenEen = One.Eleven ' alias voor namespace
Imports One.Twelve
Namespace One
Namespace Eleven
Public Class Gimme
Public Function GimmeAnA() As String
Return "A"
End Function
End Class
End Namespace
Namespace Twelve
Public Class Gimme
Public Function GimmeA1() As Integer
Return 1
End Function
End Class
End Namespace
End Namespace
Class app
'Module Module1
Shared Sub Main()
Dim a As One.Eleven.Gimm e = New One.Eleven.Gimm e
Console.WriteLi ne(a.GimmeAnA)
Dim n As One.Twelve.Gimm e = New One.Twelve.Gimm e
Console.WriteLi ne(n.GimmeA1)
Dim b As GeefMe = New GeefMe
Console.WriteLi ne(b.GimmeAnA)
Dim c As EenEenEen.Gimme = New EenEenEen.gimme
Console.WriteLi ne(c.GimmeAnA)
Dim d As Gimme = New Gimme
Console.WriteLi ne(d.GimmeA1)
End Sub
'End Module
End Class
2  1450 
Before you can use Import to import a namespace, you must have a reference
to the assembly that contains that namespace. Do you?
"Pierre" <sc*****@innet. be> wrote in message
news:O%******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl.. . Hi
I am trying to understand how namespaces work in VB.NET. The program works
partly, i.e. the first two writeline statements work. With the other ones
I get problems, VB doesn't seem to accept my Imports statements. Can someone
tell me what I am doing wrong is this program?
Imports System
Imports GeefMe = One.Eleven.Gimm e ' alias voor class
Imports EenEenEen = One.Eleven ' alias voor namespace
Imports One.Twelve
Namespace One
Namespace Eleven
Public Class Gimme
Public Function GimmeAnA() As String
Return "A"
End Function
End Class
End Namespace
Namespace Twelve
Public Class Gimme
Public Function GimmeA1() As Integer
Return 1
End Function
End Class
End Namespace
End Namespace
Class app
'Module Module1
Shared Sub Main()
Dim a As One.Eleven.Gimm e = New One.Eleven.Gimm e
Console.WriteLi ne(a.GimmeAnA)
Dim n As One.Twelve.Gimm e = New One.Twelve.Gimm e
Console.WriteLi ne(n.GimmeA1)
Dim b As GeefMe = New GeefMe
Console.WriteLi ne(b.GimmeAnA)
Dim c As EenEenEen.Gimme = New EenEenEen.gimme
Console.WriteLi ne(c.GimmeAnA)
Dim d As Gimme = New Gimme
Console.WriteLi ne(d.GimmeA1)
End Sub
'End Module
End Class
That's what I finally did and it worked fine. But when I wrote the same code
in C# I didn't had to do that, that's why I was puzzled.
"Scott M." <s-***@badspamsnet .net> wrote in message
news:#K******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Before you can use Import to import a namespace, you must have a reference
to the assembly that contains that namespace. Do you?
"Pierre" <sc*****@innet. be> wrote in message
news:O%******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl.. . Hi
I am trying to understand how namespaces work in VB.NET. The program
works partly, i.e. the first two writeline statements work. With the other
ones I get problems, VB doesn't seem to accept my Imports statements. Can
someone tell me what I am doing wrong is this program?
Imports System
Imports GeefMe = One.Eleven.Gimm e ' alias voor class
Imports EenEenEen = One.Eleven ' alias voor namespace
Imports One.Twelve
Namespace One
Namespace Eleven
Public Class Gimme
Public Function GimmeAnA() As String
Return "A"
End Function
End Class
End Namespace
Namespace Twelve
Public Class Gimme
Public Function GimmeA1() As Integer
Return 1
End Function
End Class
End Namespace
End Namespace
Class app
'Module Module1
Shared Sub Main()
Dim a As One.Eleven.Gimm e = New One.Eleven.Gimm e
Console.WriteLi ne(a.GimmeAnA)
Dim n As One.Twelve.Gimm e = New One.Twelve.Gimm e
Console.WriteLi ne(n.GimmeA1)
Dim b As GeefMe = New GeefMe
Console.WriteLi ne(b.GimmeAnA)
Dim c As EenEenEen.Gimme = New EenEenEen.gimme
Console.WriteLi ne(c.GimmeAnA)
Dim d As Gimme = New Gimme
Console.WriteLi ne(d.GimmeA1)
End Sub
'End Module
End Class
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