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Is it possible to programmatically reload a C# project? In one of my previous questions I needed to add all the CS files in a specific folder, now while this works I find that I have to reload the project every time to so that it can register the new files were added.
So now I need a way to automatically reload after the project had been generated.
I assume, for the first time when you output all the DAL files, you are also creating a file with extension .csproj listing in it, all the files you just added in the folder.
If my assumption above is right: When you want to add more files, you can programatically edit the same .csproj file from your c# code. Then, Visual studio will force the project reload saying it has changed outside the environment.
If my assumption above is wrong: You can create the .csproj file, It should be easy and straight forward.
I am not sure If I got your question right.