Board:   [DeveloperNet] C#
Subject: Renaming the top-level ob
From:    Khelair
Date:    Mon Jan 26, 2015 03:21

  Re: Renaming the top-level object/folder in a C# project
  By: Baltazar to Khelair on Sat Jan 24 2015 02:30:39

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

  Say, I just realized that while all of the code references were changed, the
top level directory in the project is still called WindowsFormsApplication1.
Is there any way to change this, as well, or is this completely superfluous?
  TIA!  I never learned this language inany official way, I hope that you'll
forgive my obtuseness about it.  I've coded a lot in it, but it was awhile
back, and all just hacking from the stuff that I'd learned in VB.

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