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I accidentally created a C# class library instead of a Silverlight Class Library for quite a few dlls. Is it possible to modify the project file easily to convert it instead of creating a new one?
Having done this, IMO the easiest thing is to just start afresh. It doesn’t take long to copy over a few .cs files and add a few references etc. If you really want you could do a comparison on the csproj; the obvious changes are the
<ProjectTypeGuids>,<SilverlightApplication>,<ValidateXaml>,<ProductVersion>and<ProjectExtensions>… and probably many of the references… hmmm – yes, just start afresh; it’ll be safer!If you need to support multiple frameworks, you can cheat (to avoid having to maintain 2+ project files) – I do this in protobuf-net – by including:
Which says ‘compile all the .cs files at any level under the ..\protobuf-net path’.