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QuestionC# alias Pin
Bill Stumps24-Feb-09 10:05
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Hi there

I'm just beginning to get my head around C#, having moved from a background in C/C++, Java, and (a long time ago) Pascal.

I'm writing a program in which I have declared a series of classes that model the data layer and which, as in this layer I'm working with .xml, the class names reflect the schema of that layer, with names like ...Node and ...ChildNode and the like. As I now move up to the business model layer, I'd like to recast these type names to others more suitable to that model. For example, instead of XMLProjectNode I'd like to just use Project.

I'm experimenting with aliases and using things like:
using Project = My.Namespace.XMLProjectNode;

but what I'd like to be able to do is declare these aliases somewhere in a once-for-all location so that they can be imported into any module for immediate use without the need for redefinition.

In C++ I would put some #defines in a header file and #include it wherever I needed them. However, I can't seem to find an analogous way to do that in C#.

Am I missing something, or is this not possible?

Many thanks

BS
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