Board:   [DeveloperNet] C#
Subject: Renaming the top-level ob
From:    Baltazar
Date:    Mon Jan 26, 2015 19:23

  Re: Renaming the top-level object/folder in a C# project
  By: Khelair to Baltazar on Mon Jan 26 2015 03:21 am

 >   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?

You will have to renameyour project seperately.  That can be done simply by
right clicking on the project name in the solution explorer and selecting
rename.  You will also want to right click on the project and select
properties.  In the properties window you may want to change the assembly name
as well, as I don't think that changes when you rename the project.

As for the physical folder on disk,you can change that in Windows Explorer,
but if your solution is in the parent directory of that project, you will lose
reference to it and will have to add it back manually.  Not a big deal if it is
just a single project.

 >   TIA!  I never learned this language in any 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.

Just give it a little time, and you will get comfortable with the development
environment again.

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