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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