Re: Mixing languages in one assembly
- From: "Carlos J. Quintero [VB MVP]" <carlosq@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2006 17:23:29 +0200
Not using the VS IDE, you need to do it by hand using the SDK command-line
compilers / linkers.
You can only mix languages in the same project using the IDE when doing VS
2005 web projects.
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"BK" <bkunneke@xxxxxxxxxxx> escribió en el mensaje
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I have a .NET project named FormattedOuput with output type set to
Class Library. In it, I have a source file named ExcelOutput.Vb. This
class produces an Excel object and manipulates it based on some input I
provide. It works fine and has been fully tested.
Meanwhile, another programmer was writing a source file named
RTFOutput.Cs, a C Sharpt program that does similiar work for RTF file
output. He has fully tested his source and it works as we need it.
I *thought* that all I would need to do is add his Cs file to my
project, recompile, and life would be grand. However, intellisense
only shows me the Vb class. So while FormattedOutput.ExcelOutput is
valid, FormattedOutput.RTFOutput is not. We've mixed and matched
different source files in this Solution before, but never mixed
languages in the same assembly. Can this be done?
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