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This is different than the using statement. The problem of using statement is: It's only effective inside the file that defines it.
What it should do is: define it in an assembly, then whatever project refer to that assembly, should automatically have that alias.
I think the price to pay for this feature is minimum.
on reflection, the type name can go back to the original class name, or make it really fancy, add a alias property to Type class. Though I think it's unnecessary.
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Really like to have a Class alias feature.
i.e.: Alias xx = cc.vv.rrr;
This is different than the using statement. The problem of using statement is: It's only effective inside the file that defines it.
What it should do is: define it in an assembly, then whatever project refer to that assembly, should automatically have that alias.
I think the price to pay for this feature is minimum.
on reflection, the type name can go back to the original class name, or make it really fancy, add a alias property to Type class. Though I think it's unnecessary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: