Yeah, everything builds perfectly in VS.NET, and Nant is happy after I move
the using statements (the references are all there, it just doesn't like
where the using statements are).
I've tracked down exactly which using statements this does happen on...It
only ever happens on classes that are "using" a namespace from a referenced
assembly. My "using System" declarations work perfectly. The only time it
complains is when I am using a few certain of my "framework" classes, and
only when the classes doing the using are in a namespace underneath the main
namespace in the assembly...
[greatland.core.data.dll]
class GreatLand.Core.DataManager {}
[greatland.business.dll] (refs core)
using GreatLand.Core.Data;
namespace GreatLand.Business.Data
{
class AgencyData : DataManager {}
}
Try to compile with csc or NAnt and it says that DataManager cannot be
found. Compile with VS.NET and it works fine. Move the using statement
inside the namespace and it'll compile everywhere...
Very strange. Ideas?
Adam...
-----Original Message-----
From: Adam Senn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 8:54 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Csc problems with using statements
Adam
In all of our C# source files, the using statements are outside of the
namespace. We use primarily makefiles [which call csc] along with a few
instances of nant to build our projects and I've never needed to move the
using statements into the namespaces. Perhaps some needed references were
missing on the command line?
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