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  1. #1
    morb@netfokus.dk Guest

    Complete C# application

    I am looking for a complete sample with more forms and modules in
    order to better understand the namespace and the anatomy of a
    "complete" C# application. Your help will be much appreciated.

    Regards,
    Morten

  2. #2
    Joe Mayo Guest

    Re: Complete C# application

    You could check out SharpDevelop at:

    http://www.icsharpcode.net/

    It has downloadable source code and appears to be more extensive than most
    applications.

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    Joe Mayo
    C# Station - Information, Links, and Other
    Resources for the C# Programming Language
    http://www.csharp-station.com


    <morb@netfokus.dk> wrote in message
    news:0eas9t4gunvfo0cfbiucbmfufma64k92sv@4ax.com...
    > I am looking for a complete sample with more forms and modules in
    > order to better understand the namespace and the anatomy of a
    > "complete" C# application. Your help will be much appreciated.
    >
    > Regards,
    > Morten




  3. #3
    Developer Express - Ray Guest

    Re: Complete C# application

    Hi:
    You may want to check out our MineC#weeper application, which is patterned
    after MS's MineSweeper game. It is available with full source. Also, we have
    a sample control, the XpressSideBar, which was written in C# which is also
    available for download (full source included).

    Good Luck
    Ray




  4. #4
    jag's Guest

    Re: Complete C# application


    Hai Morten

    Namespace: is a declared region in c#.
    It encapsulates classes,delegates,interfaces,enums,structs.
    Its logical structure and resides within file only not in directory
    You can create morethan one class with similar name in diffrent namespaces
    Regards,
    Jag's



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