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Tom Edelbrok
I'm upgrading from VB6 to VS.Net Pro 2003, and am trying to plan a way of
using NAMESPACE's.
Under VB6 we had a variety of global procedures stored in a series of
modules, as well as in classes. These were 'included' into a number of
independant VB 6.0 projects. It seems to me that under VB.net we have two
choices for implementing the new NAMESPACE idea:
a) Either we continue to have a series of modules, and place namespace's in
them. These modules are part of each individual VB.Net project.
b) Or, we take our common modules (utility procedures and functions) and
place them into DLL's (Assemblies now?) with their own namespaces. Each
project that needs the common modules can either import the namespace or
else reference utilties explicity with a namespace prefix.
My knowledge of VB.net as you can see is limited, however maybe someone can
give me some pointers. We don't want to implement something and then have to
spend enormous amounts of time undoing it later.
Thanks in advance,
Tom
using NAMESPACE's.
Under VB6 we had a variety of global procedures stored in a series of
modules, as well as in classes. These were 'included' into a number of
independant VB 6.0 projects. It seems to me that under VB.net we have two
choices for implementing the new NAMESPACE idea:
a) Either we continue to have a series of modules, and place namespace's in
them. These modules are part of each individual VB.Net project.
b) Or, we take our common modules (utility procedures and functions) and
place them into DLL's (Assemblies now?) with their own namespaces. Each
project that needs the common modules can either import the namespace or
else reference utilties explicity with a namespace prefix.
My knowledge of VB.net as you can see is limited, however maybe someone can
give me some pointers. We don't want to implement something and then have to
spend enormous amounts of time undoing it later.
Thanks in advance,
Tom