Hi,

I have a System.Windows.Forms.Application and a MapPoint.Application. How
tell the compiler that if I type: Application, that I mean
System.Windows.Forms.Application ?

Of course I can declare a var for it but I wonder if there are other ways ?

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http://www.mestdagh.biz

>I have a System.Windows.Forms.Application and a MapPoint.Application. How
>tell the compiler that if I type: Application, that I mean
>System.Windows.Forms.Application ?

Include

using System.Windows.Forms;

and remove any

using MapPoint;

statements from the file.




Mattias

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There are two ways as far as I know.

1. You can have 'using' directive for one of the namespaces and use fully
qualified names for the other.

2. You can shorten the name space path like that:

I think that syntax is as follows:

using Windows.Forms WF;
using MapPoint;

then you can refer to MapPoint:

Application app1;

and to Windows.Forms:

WF.Application app2;




"Wilfried Mestdagh" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a System.Windows.Forms.Application and a MapPoint.Application. How
> tell the compiler that if I type: Application, that I mean
> System.Windows.Forms.Application ?
>
> Of course I can declare a var for it but I wonder if there are other ways ?
>
> --
> rgds, Wilfried
> http://www.mestdagh.biz

> using Windows.Forms WF;

unfortionally this dont works in my IDE. I'm using C#2005 beta, so probably
the reason Other ways ? (precide typing the whole namespace for one of
the 2)

> > using Windows.Forms WF;
>
> unfortionally this dont works in my IDE. I'm using C#2005 beta, so
probably
> the reason Other ways ? (precide typing the whole namespace for one
of
> the 2)

no the correct syntax is

using WF = System.Windows.Forms;

thats why is didn't work for you.

yes this works thanks

"cody" wrote:

> > > using Windows.Forms WF;
> >
> > unfortionally this dont works in my IDE. I'm using C#2005 beta, so
> probably
> > the reason Other ways ? (precide typing the whole namespace for one
> of
> > the 2)
>
> no the correct syntax is
>
> using WF = System.Windows.Forms;
>
> thats why is didn't work for you.
>
>
>