Question

So I have made a .dll containing some methods that I wish to use in another project. All is going well. I currently have the .cs files inside the .dll set out like this:

GeneralClass.cs
NetworkingClass.cs
TextProcessingClass.cs

And inside each of them is this:

namespace General // The name of each .cs file without 'Class'
{
    ...
}

So I will have these namespaces:

• General

• Networking

• TextProcessing

And I can access them in another project by doing:

using General;
using Networking;
...

This is all fine but I was wondering if there was a way to do it like this:

using MyDll.General;
using MyDll.Networking;
...

So everything would be under MyDll, just like System and all of its sub namespaces.

If you can help me, please post here.

Answer 1

If you want namespace to be different why not to just do it? There are no restrictions on namespace to match file name (unlike some other languages).

namespace MyDll.General 
{ 
    ... 
}