How to use an ASSEMBLY

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General:
- Using C#
- Using notepad to program (NOT Visual Studio).

I have a code-behind file name 'example1.cs'. I want to use an Assembly
given to me for a project I'm working on. I have put the assembly named
'assembly1.dll' in the /bin directory.

How do I import/load etc the assembly so that I can use it in example1.cs?

Thanks in advance
 
michael said:
General:
- Using C#
- Using notepad to program (NOT Visual Studio).

I have a code-behind file name 'example1.cs'. I want to use an Assembly
given to me for a project I'm working on. I have put the assembly named
'assembly1.dll' in the /bin directory.

How do I import/load etc the assembly so that I can use it in example1.cs?

Thanks in advance
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Use System.Reflection.Assembly.Load to load the assembly. After that, you
would typically use Assembly.CreateInstance to create an instance of one of
the classes in that assembly.
 
So - how does that work ???

example.cs
----------------------------
System.Reflection.Assembly.Load assembly1.dll

public class ExampleClass {
AssemblyClass ac = Assembly.CreateInstance(assembly1.dll);
}
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please provide more code ... thanks for you help :)
 
General:
- Using C#
- Using notepad to program (NOT Visual Studio).

I have a code-behind file name 'example1.cs'. I want to use an
Assembly given to me for a project I'm working on. I have put the
assembly named 'assembly1.dll' in the /bin directory.

How do I import/load etc the assembly so that I can use it in
example1.cs?

Thanks in advance
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just add the namesapce(s) from that assembly with using to your source. and
when compileing add a /ref:assemblyname.dll to your compile settings.
 
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