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Ray Mitchell
Hello,
I have two C# applications that use some files common to
both and some files unique to each. On the computer
itself I have them stored them in folders PROJA, PROJB,
and COMMON. I would like to set up a similar structuring
in the IDE so I created a solution containing two
projects. In the Solution Explorer I have no trouble
creating folder PROJA in project PROJA and folder PROJB in
project PROJB to hold the project-specific .CS files, but
how do I specify a COMMON folder to hold the common
files? All I've been able to do so far is create a
COMMONA and COMMONB in their respective projects and
duplicate the common .CS files, and this is certainly
unacceptable.
Thanks,
Ray Mitchell
I have two C# applications that use some files common to
both and some files unique to each. On the computer
itself I have them stored them in folders PROJA, PROJB,
and COMMON. I would like to set up a similar structuring
in the IDE so I created a solution containing two
projects. In the Solution Explorer I have no trouble
creating folder PROJA in project PROJA and folder PROJB in
project PROJB to hold the project-specific .CS files, but
how do I specify a COMMON folder to hold the common
files? All I've been able to do so far is create a
COMMONA and COMMONB in their respective projects and
duplicate the common .CS files, and this is certainly
unacceptable.
Thanks,
Ray Mitchell