Accessing function or method from different directory/folder

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I have written functions under a naming space in a different directory(folder)
the directory is like this
C:\ C# Tutorials\ Functions

I am now writing the Test program in another directory, like
C:\ C# Tutorials\ Test Functions.

Now my question is:
How can I call the function that are in different directories and different namespaces.

Posted 17-Jan-12 18:10pm

Khipasi

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-17T22:43:00

This is gibberish. A function has nothing to do with directories. And "naming space" (correctly: "namespace") has nothing to do with directories. The functions cannot be in different or the same directories. Executable files can be, yes, so what? You are totally lost!

I have no idea how to help but: learn programming, very basics and from scratch. Trying to guess what did you possibly mean and explain the elementary things goes to much beyond the format of Quick Questions and Answers.

—SA

Nazmi Altun · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-17T18:16:00

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I suppose, "C:\ C# Tutorials\ Functions" is one project and "C:\ C# Tutorials\ Test Functions" another project.
In that case, you need to add "C:\ C# Tutorials\ Functions" project in your "C:\ C# Tutorials\ Test Functions" solution as project or as reference.

Posted 17-Jan-12 18:16pm

Nazmi Altun

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Khipasi 18-Jan-12 2:41am

Hi Nazmi,

Thanks. I just addede the Program.cs of the Functions and addede the name of the namespace at the top using the "using" keyword and it worked perfecly.

Thanks again....

Joezer BH 12-Dec-13 2:03am

5ed!