Re: Referencing other Packages from a J# project

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I think you could create a new class library Rob and add references to it
from Bill and Mary.
"Roger Garrett" <RogerGarrett (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:

I'm confused about something with J#, using the Microsoft Visual Studio
.net.
I have a solution that consists of two projects. Let's call them Mary and
Bill. Mary has some number of classes that are useful to Bill. But I can't
figure out how to make Mary's classes accessible to Bill, other than
making
complete copies of those classes inside of Bill, which cleary is a stupid
way
of doing it. J#, as with JAVA, provides an "import" statement to provide
access to the standard J# and JAVA classes, like Math and io and such. But
an
import statement doesn't work for my own classes, like Mary. The compiler
just doesn't like it when I do an;

import Mary;

I even tried specifying the package name within which Mary resides, and
that
doesn't work either.

So, how do I make Mary's classes accessible to Bill?

Roger Garrett

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Re: Referencing other Packages from a J# project - 04-15-2005 , 01:31 AM