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Converting a C# project to VB.NET, C# projects start off with namespace Foo { in each class. Is it possible to have the same behaviour in VB.NET?
The problem is VB.NET already creates a namespace with the project name that is hidden, so if you do Namespace Foo in VB.NET you end up with all your stuff in the namespace Foo.Foo
Yep. Just clear out the “Root Namespace” textbox in the project settings.
If you are compiling from the command line, don’t pass a
/rootnamespace:switch to the compiler.