A
Adam Clauss
OK, lets say I have a C# Windows application. In it is a a series of
namespaces, all rooted for a certain namespace A.
For ex, the "using" directives would read something like:
using A;
using A.somenamespace;
using A.anothernamespace;
Now, other users will be using these namespaces. I would like for them to
be able to take advantage of the intellisense features in Visual Studio, but
I do not want to actually give them the source code (or give them a DLL with
the necessary files). In other words, I want them to be able to code using
it, but not actually be able to run it (does that make sense? I know it
seems a little wierd). In C++, this would simply be done by creating a
header file. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar enough with C# to know how to
go about doing something similar.
So, is there anyway that this can be done?
namespaces, all rooted for a certain namespace A.
For ex, the "using" directives would read something like:
using A;
using A.somenamespace;
using A.anothernamespace;
Now, other users will be using these namespaces. I would like for them to
be able to take advantage of the intellisense features in Visual Studio, but
I do not want to actually give them the source code (or give them a DLL with
the necessary files). In other words, I want them to be able to code using
it, but not actually be able to run it (does that make sense? I know it
seems a little wierd). In C++, this would simply be done by creating a
header file. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar enough with C# to know how to
go about doing something similar.
So, is there anyway that this can be done?