Re: Is framework having predefined partial classes?
- From: "Patrice" <http://www.chez.com/scribe/>
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 17:28:44 +0100
They are just a compile time thing. It just allows to compile a class from
multiple files rather than from a single file (and they have all to be
compiled at the same time)...
Once compiled this is something that is unknown i.e. once compiled wether a
class is "partial" or not is just irrelevant...
*Designers* are using partial classes to split a single class beetween user
handled and automatically generated code...
you may want to elaborate a bit about what you are trying to sovle...
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Patrice
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Thanks for info.
my understanding also same. But I dought that .Net 2.0 may have predefined
partial class.
correct me If I wrong. So there is no predefined partial classes in
framework 2.0
Thanks a lot
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