Is there any easy way to add a using statement to every class I create in a project without having to write
using SomeNamespace;
in every file?
[edit] I could add a template I realise but I'm talking about doing it for every file in an existing project.
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I believe you can do something like:
<system.web> <pages> <namespaces> <add namespace="System.IO" /> <add namespace="System.Text"/> <add namespace="Westwind.Tools"/> </namespaces> </pages> </system.web>
http://www.west-wind.com/WebLog/posts/2287.aspx
marshall : Thanks but this only works for aspx pages. I'm more interested in .cs files in this case.EndangeredMassa : I wasn't sure if this would apply to the code or not. I've not actually used it. -
Go to "My Project" > "References" tab > "Imported Namespaces" section. Check any namespaces that you want available on every page.
marshall : My Project sounds like a vb thing. Will try and find a C# equiv and try this. ThanksEndangeredMassa : Yeah, I use VB. C# Should have similar settings somewhere. Try finding project properties somewhere. -
Note the web.config settings only work for code inside of page markup not in CodeFile/CodeBehind pages, so that's not really a solution.
Another way to do this is to create an empty page with just the right setup you want - namespaces, plus possibly a common base class etc. and then create a page template from that.
Check out File | Export Template...
It's extremely easy and lets you create exactly what you need. Works for most file types as well as entire projects that can be templatized (is that a word? :-})...
marshall : Template is a great solution going forward but I'm looking for something to retrofit over existing code. Thanks rick -
A find/replace across your project of "using System;" with "using System; using SomeNamespace;" will get you most of the way there quickly.
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