Can't access other public classes in the same namespace
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I have a few classes in a namespace called Mafia. Every cs file in the picture follows this structure:
namespace Mafia {
public class Name {
}
}
And the file name matches the class name.
I can access all classes in EvenEmitter, NightAction, Player, Role, Roles, Settings, Win and ActionManager.
I can access Game, NightAction and PhaseManager from every other class as well, but I can't access any classes in Game, NightAction and PhaseManager.
(This is in Player.cs VVV)
You can see, I cannot access Game, NightAction and PhaseManager from the Mafia namespace, but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace. When I hover over them I get just class Game / NightAction / PhaseManager, not class Mafia. Game for example.
(This is in Game.cs VVV)
(Same thing happens in NightAction and PhaseManager).
So in short, I have a lot of classes in a single namespace. However, 3 of them are acting like they aren't in a namespace.
Some things I did before the problem occurred:
- I renamed the folder, then noticed the problem and renamed it back.
For those who say that I forgot to public them:
c#
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I have a few classes in a namespace called Mafia. Every cs file in the picture follows this structure:
namespace Mafia {
public class Name {
}
}
And the file name matches the class name.
I can access all classes in EvenEmitter, NightAction, Player, Role, Roles, Settings, Win and ActionManager.
I can access Game, NightAction and PhaseManager from every other class as well, but I can't access any classes in Game, NightAction and PhaseManager.
(This is in Player.cs VVV)
You can see, I cannot access Game, NightAction and PhaseManager from the Mafia namespace, but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace. When I hover over them I get just class Game / NightAction / PhaseManager, not class Mafia. Game for example.
(This is in Game.cs VVV)
(Same thing happens in NightAction and PhaseManager).
So in short, I have a lot of classes in a single namespace. However, 3 of them are acting like they aren't in a namespace.
Some things I did before the problem occurred:
- I renamed the folder, then noticed the problem and renamed it back.
For those who say that I forgot to public them:
c#
asked Nov 9 at 7:41
Mxm
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Please share your other classes code which you can't access also. I guess you forgot to public these classes.
– Nhan Phan
Nov 9 at 7:48
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@Nhan Based on "but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace" it sounds more like OP has removed the namespace declaration from around them, or they're actually in the same namespace as the code where OP is using them.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:49
OP, please provide examples of these classes in your question, including their namespaces, etc.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:50
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Namespaces are not folders. Don't look at the folder structure; look at the namespace declarations for each class.Or use Visual Studio's Object Browser (on the View menu) and do a search for your class; it might not be where you think it is.
– John Wu
Nov 9 at 7:50
@John added pictures.
– Mxm
Nov 9 at 7:55
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I have a few classes in a namespace called Mafia. Every cs file in the picture follows this structure:
namespace Mafia {
public class Name {
}
}
And the file name matches the class name.
I can access all classes in EvenEmitter, NightAction, Player, Role, Roles, Settings, Win and ActionManager.
I can access Game, NightAction and PhaseManager from every other class as well, but I can't access any classes in Game, NightAction and PhaseManager.
(This is in Player.cs VVV)
You can see, I cannot access Game, NightAction and PhaseManager from the Mafia namespace, but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace. When I hover over them I get just class Game / NightAction / PhaseManager, not class Mafia. Game for example.
(This is in Game.cs VVV)
(Same thing happens in NightAction and PhaseManager).
So in short, I have a lot of classes in a single namespace. However, 3 of them are acting like they aren't in a namespace.
Some things I did before the problem occurred:
- I renamed the folder, then noticed the problem and renamed it back.
For those who say that I forgot to public them:
c#
asked Nov 9 at 7:41
Mxm
237
I have a few classes in a namespace called Mafia. Every cs file in the picture follows this structure:
namespace Mafia {
public class Name {
}
}
And the file name matches the class name.
I can access all classes in EvenEmitter, NightAction, Player, Role, Roles, Settings, Win and ActionManager.
I can access Game, NightAction and PhaseManager from every other class as well, but I can't access any classes in Game, NightAction and PhaseManager.
(This is in Player.cs VVV)
You can see, I cannot access Game, NightAction and PhaseManager from the Mafia namespace, but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace. When I hover over them I get just class Game / NightAction / PhaseManager, not class Mafia. Game for example.
(This is in Game.cs VVV)
(Same thing happens in NightAction and PhaseManager).
So in short, I have a lot of classes in a single namespace. However, 3 of them are acting like they aren't in a namespace.
Some things I did before the problem occurred:
- I renamed the folder, then noticed the problem and renamed it back.
For those who say that I forgot to public them:
c#
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Please share your other classes code which you can't access also. I guess you forgot to public these classes.
– Nhan Phan
Nov 9 at 7:48
1
@Nhan Based on "but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace" it sounds more like OP has removed the namespace declaration from around them, or they're actually in the same namespace as the code where OP is using them.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:49
OP, please provide examples of these classes in your question, including their namespaces, etc.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:50
1
Namespaces are not folders. Don't look at the folder structure; look at the namespace declarations for each class.Or use Visual Studio's Object Browser (on the View menu) and do a search for your class; it might not be where you think it is.
– John Wu
Nov 9 at 7:50
@John added pictures.
– Mxm
Nov 9 at 7:55
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Please share your other classes code which you can't access also. I guess you forgot to public these classes.
– Nhan Phan
Nov 9 at 7:48
1
@Nhan Based on "but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace" it sounds more like OP has removed the namespace declaration from around them, or they're actually in the same namespace as the code where OP is using them.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:49
OP, please provide examples of these classes in your question, including their namespaces, etc.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:50
1
Namespaces are not folders. Don't look at the folder structure; look at the namespace declarations for each class.Or use Visual Studio's Object Browser (on the View menu) and do a search for your class; it might not be where you think it is.
– John Wu
Nov 9 at 7:50
@John added pictures.
– Mxm
Nov 9 at 7:55
1
1
Please share your other classes code which you can't access also. I guess you forgot to public these classes.
– Nhan Phan
Nov 9 at 7:48
Please share your other classes code which you can't access also. I guess you forgot to public these classes.
– Nhan Phan
Nov 9 at 7:48
1
1
@Nhan Based on "but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace" it sounds more like OP has removed the namespace declaration from around them, or they're actually in the same namespace as the code where OP is using them.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:49
@Nhan Based on "but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace" it sounds more like OP has removed the namespace declaration from around them, or they're actually in the same namespace as the code where OP is using them.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:49
OP, please provide examples of these classes in your question, including their namespaces, etc.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:50
OP, please provide examples of these classes in your question, including their namespaces, etc.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:50
1
1
Namespaces are not folders. Don't look at the folder structure; look at the namespace declarations for each class.Or use Visual Studio's Object Browser (on the View menu) and do a search for your class; it might not be where you think it is.
– John Wu
Nov 9 at 7:50
Namespaces are not folders. Don't look at the folder structure; look at the namespace declarations for each class.Or use Visual Studio's Object Browser (on the View menu) and do a search for your class; it might not be where you think it is.
– John Wu
Nov 9 at 7:50
@John added pictures.
– Mxm
Nov 9 at 7:55
@John added pictures.
– Mxm
Nov 9 at 7:55
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Weird. I deleted the project from the solution then added it back and everything was fixed. Welp, thanks for the help anyways!
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You maybe just lost Visual studio by renaming folders. Sometime restarting VS is enough.
– Grégory L
Nov 9 at 8:33
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Weird. I deleted the project from the solution then added it back and everything was fixed. Welp, thanks for the help anyways!
answered Nov 9 at 8:21
Mxm
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You maybe just lost Visual studio by renaming folders. Sometime restarting VS is enough.
– Grégory L
Nov 9 at 8:33
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Weird. I deleted the project from the solution then added it back and everything was fixed. Welp, thanks for the help anyways!
answered Nov 9 at 8:21
Mxm
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You maybe just lost Visual studio by renaming folders. Sometime restarting VS is enough.
– Grégory L
Nov 9 at 8:33
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Weird. I deleted the project from the solution then added it back and everything was fixed. Welp, thanks for the help anyways!
answered Nov 9 at 8:21
Mxm
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Weird. I deleted the project from the solution then added it back and everything was fixed. Welp, thanks for the help anyways!
answered Nov 9 at 8:21
Mxm
237
answered Nov 9 at 8:21
Mxm
237
answered Nov 9 at 8:21
Mxm
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answered Nov 9 at 8:21
Mxm
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You maybe just lost Visual studio by renaming folders. Sometime restarting VS is enough.
– Grégory L
Nov 9 at 8:33
add a comment |
You maybe just lost Visual studio by renaming folders. Sometime restarting VS is enough.
– Grégory L
Nov 9 at 8:33
You maybe just lost Visual studio by renaming folders. Sometime restarting VS is enough.
– Grégory L
Nov 9 at 8:33
You maybe just lost Visual studio by renaming folders. Sometime restarting VS is enough.
– Grégory L
Nov 9 at 8:33
add a comment |
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Please share your other classes code which you can't access also. I guess you forgot to public these classes.
– Nhan Phan
Nov 9 at 7:48
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@Nhan Based on "but I can access them like they aren't in a namespace" it sounds more like OP has removed the namespace declaration from around them, or they're actually in the same namespace as the code where OP is using them.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:49
OP, please provide examples of these classes in your question, including their namespaces, etc.
– John
Nov 9 at 7:50
1
Namespaces are not folders. Don't look at the folder structure; look at the namespace declarations for each class.Or use Visual Studio's Object Browser (on the View menu) and do a search for your class; it might not be where you think it is.
– John Wu
Nov 9 at 7:50
@John added pictures.
– Mxm
Nov 9 at 7:55