Question

Sometimes there are two places with partly identical namespaces, like

Project.Data.Anything.ClassName
Project.Business.Anything.ClassName

It’s common that the Visual Studio refers to the other namespace. This is a little out of logic when it occurs with “using Project.Data.Anything;” in the header.

This means that If i write

public void ClassName

It links to the business version. Most often i just ignore it and print the whole namespace but in a few projects (specifically this one) it’s going to be hard to read and very much overhead.

Any ideas, someone?

Answer 1

You can define namespace

using Business = Project.Business.Anything.ClassName;

and then use shorter namespace

Business.ClassName