How can i dynamically assign a value in the using of a cs file ? [Answered]RSS

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  robby32

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  How can i dynamically assign a value in the using of a cs file ?

  Jul 03, 2014 03:46 AM|robby32|LINK

  Hi 

  Can i do the following ? I would like to set the $(ProjectName) as soon as the file is first loaded. It is a class that wont change.

  Reason is because i need to create multiple of these but each will have a different name as the project. lets says the project was called Project1 then I would hvae to add the using for that via ctrl +.  if it was Project2 the same etc .

  This comes off a template that I have created and every time i need to create a project i just use the template , but i couldnt find a way to set the using as the same name I give the project when creaating

  using System;
  using System.Collections.Generic;
  using System.Text;
  using System.Threading.Tasks;

  using $(ProjectName)

  namespace ViewModel
  {
      etc etc

  thanks

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  PANkaj9999

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  Re: How can i dynamically assign a value in the using of a cs file ?

  Jul 03, 2014 08:08 AM|PANkaj9999|LINK

  You should use SAME namespace for all project. 

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  Starain chen...

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  Re: How can i dynamically assign a value in the using of a cs file ?

  Jul 04, 2014 05:17 AM|Starain chen - MSFT|LINK

  Hi robby32,

  As PANkaj9999 said that you could use the same namespace. After that you could use using [namespace].

  For the different class name, you could have an interface, then the classes are implement this interface.

  IMyInterfase instance1=new Class1();

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  robby32

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  Re: How can i dynamically assign a value in the using of a cs file ?

  Jul 07, 2014 02:22 AM|robby32|LINK

  Thanks works