Board:   [DeveloperNet] C#
Subject: Renaming the top-level ob
From:    Baltazar
Date:    Sat Jan 24, 2015 02:30

  Re: Renaming the top-level object/folder in a C# project
  By: Khelair to All on Fri Jan 23 2015 10:38 pm

 >   Hey guys.  Sorry I've been gone so friggin' long.  At least I know my
 > backup scripts work even on a completely hosed machine that needs a
> complete reinstall!  :D
 >   Anyway, I've just recently gotten a VM working so that I can continue
 > development where I left off on a C# application about 2 years ago.  First
 > thing I noticed about it is that I forgot to name the application space
 > correctly; hence the top level folder (and object, presumably?) is named
 > WindowsFormsApplication1...  Anybody know of a decent way to rename this?
 > Last time I remember trying it was a real PITA...  I'm still trying to
 > remember the basics with this language and Visual Studio in general.
 > Haven't touched any of it for a loooong time now.

If you are using Visual Studio, put your cursor on the namespace name in the
code editor and hit F2, or got to Refactor->Rename.  It will let you rename the
namespace and apply the change across the project.  Not sure what version of VS
that was added in, but I have 2010 on this PC.  You may still want to rename
the project and assembly name as well.

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