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Intellisense and multi file assembly

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    Hi! I have a multi file assembly that exists of two modules and a .dll that contains the manifest. If I add a reference to the manifest dll into my c# project, I can access the types within the modules, however they are not shown in the intellisense window. Is there any way to make them appear in the intellisense window? Thanks in advance! - Andre

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      Hi! I have a multi file assembly that exists of two modules and a .dll that contains the manifest. If I add a reference to the manifest dll into my c# project, I can access the types within the modules, however they are not shown in the intellisense window. Is there any way to make them appear in the intellisense window? Thanks in advance! - Andre

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      Hmm... they are shown for me... are you adding the projects to the same solution? I am

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        Hmm... they are shown for me... are you adding the projects to the same solution? I am

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        Huh? Which version are you using? I have two c# module that I compile from the command line using /target:module, lets say part1.module and part2.module. Then I use al.exe to create a manifest for these two modules (foo.dll). If I add foo.dll to the references list (only the file foo.dll, no projects), I don't see any of the types of the modules. However, I can use the types and compile the program. I got a post in microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp that this is a known limitation (or bug if you want so). It would have been *sooo* nice :( - Andre

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