RE: Any substitutes for #include in C#?
- From: "AMercer" <AMercer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 09:58:03 -0700
You can include a source file in multiple projects by doing:
Project
Add Existing Item
browse to the file and select it
instead of doing Open, click the small arrow near it and click Link File
"Byron" wrote:
> I'm working of several projects that use many of the same constants and I
> wanted to put them all into a single file and include them in all the
> projects that need them so I can maintain them in one place. I assume C# has
> some mechanism similar to the #include since it's so handy. Do you just
> create a class that contains the definitions outside the projects in a common
> structure then include the class in all the projects?
>
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
.
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