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Jeff Brown
Hi,
I suspect that this isn't possible, but I figured I'd ask.
My project has a root namespace, let's say it's "Root", that applies to
almost every source file (which is why I've set it as the project's root
namespace).
However, the project also includes a couple of source files whose contents
will live in an entirely different namespace, let's say the "Special"
namespace.
So, within those particular source files, I use the Namespace statement:
Namespace Special
However, this puts the code into the namespace "Root.Special", not
"Special".
Does anyone know whether it's possible to use the Namespace statement to put
something into a top level namespace, NOT within the project's root
namespace?
Thanks,
Jeff Brown
I suspect that this isn't possible, but I figured I'd ask.
My project has a root namespace, let's say it's "Root", that applies to
almost every source file (which is why I've set it as the project's root
namespace).
However, the project also includes a couple of source files whose contents
will live in an entirely different namespace, let's say the "Special"
namespace.
So, within those particular source files, I use the Namespace statement:
Namespace Special
However, this puts the code into the namespace "Root.Special", not
"Special".
Does anyone know whether it's possible to use the Namespace statement to put
something into a top level namespace, NOT within the project's root
namespace?
Thanks,
Jeff Brown