Difference between revisions of ".NET Namespace Generation"
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[[Category:Eiffel for .NET]] | [[Category:Eiffel for .NET]] | ||
| + | ==Reference example== | ||
| + | Assume the following directory structure: | ||
| + | cluster root | ||
| + | class A | ||
| + | directory d1 | ||
| + | class B | ||
| + | directory d2 | ||
| + | class C | ||
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==List of Settings== | ==List of Settings== | ||
| + | *At the target level you can specify the following: | ||
| + | # .NET Namespace ('''NN'''): Namespace in which all classes will be put in. | ||
| + | # Use Cluster Name as Namespace ('''UCNN'''): If specified, cluster name will be part of the namespace. | ||
| + | # Use Recursive Cluster Name as Namespace ('''URCNN'''): If specified, then the path to the class will be part of the namespace. | ||
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| + | To make things clearer here is all the possible combinations and their results: | ||
| + | # '''NN''' set to N: N.A, N.B and N.C | ||
| + | # '''UCNN''' set to True: root.A, root.B and root.C | ||
| + | # '''URCNN''' set to True: A, d1.B and d2.C | ||
| + | ## '''UCNN''' and '''URCNN''' set to True: root.A, root.d1.B and root.d2.C | ||
| + | # '''NN''' set to N: | ||
| + | ## '''UCNN''' set to True: N.root.A, N.root.B and N.root.C | ||
| + | ## '''URCNN''' set to True: N.A, N.d1.B and N.d2.C | ||
| + | ### '''UCNN''' and '''URCNN''' set to True: N.root.A, N.root.d1.B and N.root.d2.C | ||
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==Mixing With Libraries== | ==Mixing With Libraries== | ||
==Samples== | ==Samples== | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 19 March 2007
Reference example
Assume the following directory structure:
cluster root
class A
directory d1
class B
directory d2
class C
List of Settings
- At the target level you can specify the following:
- .NET Namespace (NN): Namespace in which all classes will be put in.
- Use Cluster Name as Namespace (UCNN): If specified, cluster name will be part of the namespace.
- Use Recursive Cluster Name as Namespace (URCNN): If specified, then the path to the class will be part of the namespace.
To make things clearer here is all the possible combinations and their results:
- NN set to N: N.A, N.B and N.C
- UCNN set to True: root.A, root.B and root.C
- URCNN set to True: A, d1.B and d2.C
- UCNN and URCNN set to True: root.A, root.d1.B and root.d2.C
- NN set to N:
- UCNN set to True: N.root.A, N.root.B and N.root.C
- URCNN set to True: N.A, N.d1.B and N.d2.C
- UCNN and URCNN set to True: N.root.A, N.root.d1.B and N.root.d2.C
