Having problem with class decaration when Building a class libraray
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Hello! I try to build a class library but I run into some problems. In the code for this class library there are some rows that have this kind of look public bool IsBottomMixValid(MeltPracDataGmix.BottomBlowing mix, int maxBottomFlow) As you can see here we have a class named MeltPracDataGmix that exist in the code for the project that build the actual exe file. So the class definition does not exist in this project for this class library. My qustion is what is the solution to this kind of problem. I assume if this was C++ it would be enough to include the class declaration which is the header file. But in C# we don't have any header files. So how do I do here? //Tony
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Hello! I try to build a class library but I run into some problems. In the code for this class library there are some rows that have this kind of look public bool IsBottomMixValid(MeltPracDataGmix.BottomBlowing mix, int maxBottomFlow) As you can see here we have a class named MeltPracDataGmix that exist in the code for the project that build the actual exe file. So the class definition does not exist in this project for this class library. My qustion is what is the solution to this kind of problem. I assume if this was C++ it would be enough to include the class declaration which is the header file. But in C# we don't have any header files. So how do I do here? //Tony
Hi i don't understand you ! do you wanna pass the constructor or a method in the class
public bool IsBottomMixValid(MeltPracDataGmix.BottomBlowing mix, int maxBottomFlow)isBottomBlowinga static method or property or what !! Ahmad Shaban -- modified at 4:07 Monday 20th March, 2006 -
Hi i don't understand you ! do you wanna pass the constructor or a method in the class
public bool IsBottomMixValid(MeltPracDataGmix.BottomBlowing mix, int maxBottomFlow)isBottomBlowinga static method or property or what !! Ahmad Shaban -- modified at 4:07 Monday 20th March, 2006Hello! Here below I have been more specific to my problem. I thing that you can understand what my problem is. I'm trying to build a class library which has a class called AvestaPlantFunc. In this project building a class libray exist a class called AvestaPlantFunc. In this class is there a method called IsBottomMixValid. Code not relevant for the question has been removed. This method IsBottomMixValid has one parameter and the type for this parameter is MeltPracDataGmix meaning passing class reference MeltPracDataGmix. Now to my question the definition for class MeltPracDataGmix does not exist in the same project as the class AvestaPlantFunc. Class MeltPracDataGmix exist in another project that build the exe file. When a class has a reference to another class as in my example is it nesessary that the full definition to class MeltPracDataGmix is existing in the same project. I assume if this was C++ it would be enough to include the class declaration which is the header file and not the implementation. But in C# we don't have any header files. So how do I do here? What is the solution to this problem when the class need another class. using System; using MeltPracData; namespace Common { public class AvestaPlantFunc { public bool IsBottomMixValid(MeltPracDataGmix mix) { //here is there some code } } } //Tony
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Hello! Here below I have been more specific to my problem. I thing that you can understand what my problem is. I'm trying to build a class library which has a class called AvestaPlantFunc. In this project building a class libray exist a class called AvestaPlantFunc. In this class is there a method called IsBottomMixValid. Code not relevant for the question has been removed. This method IsBottomMixValid has one parameter and the type for this parameter is MeltPracDataGmix meaning passing class reference MeltPracDataGmix. Now to my question the definition for class MeltPracDataGmix does not exist in the same project as the class AvestaPlantFunc. Class MeltPracDataGmix exist in another project that build the exe file. When a class has a reference to another class as in my example is it nesessary that the full definition to class MeltPracDataGmix is existing in the same project. I assume if this was C++ it would be enough to include the class declaration which is the header file and not the implementation. But in C# we don't have any header files. So how do I do here? What is the solution to this problem when the class need another class. using System; using MeltPracData; namespace Common { public class AvestaPlantFunc { public bool IsBottomMixValid(MeltPracDataGmix mix) { //here is there some code } } } //Tony
Hi You are building a Class Library (dll) look for the namespace of The class MeltPracDataGmix and add this refrence in your project using TheNamespaceThatHoldstheClassMeltPracDataGmix; C# use the namespace technique instead of the header technique C, C++ ---> #include .Net ( including C# ) ---> using System; Ahmad Shaban