Board: [DeveloperNet] C# Subject: Renaming the top-level ob From: Khelair Date: Mon Jan 26, 2015 23:45 Re: Renaming the top-level object/folder in a C# project By: Baltazar to Khelair on Mon Jan 26 2015 19:23:45 Ba> You willhave to rename your project seperately. That can be done simply Ba> by right clicking on the project name in the solution explorer and Ba> selecting rename. You will also want to right click on the project and Ba> select properties. In the properties window you may want to change the Ba> assembly name as well, as I don't think that changes when you rename the Ba> project. Yep, I got that part. :) Ba> As for the physical folder on disk, you can change that in Windows Ba> Explorer, but if yoursolution is in the parent directory of that project, Ba> you will lose reference to it and will have to add it back manually.Not Ba> a big deal if it is just a single project. Yep, here is what I was wondering. It is just a single project, so I'llget right on that. Thank you muchly. :) Ba> Just give it a little time, and you will get comfortable with the Ba> development environment again. It's starting to come back. I already got rid of the horrible (in my opinion) god-awful automatic brace skipping down to the next line standard that comes as default. ;) Do you ever do any tracking of Visual Studio (C# or VB, though just as applicable to web developer, probably even moreso) projects on GitHub? I'm trying to locate a .gitignore file that'll ditch all of the binary crap that's generated on the fly, anyway. I'll put one together manually here at some point if I can't find any; just wondering if you know of a way I might skip recreating a wheel that, no doubt, others have dealt with. Thank you very much for your help, also. I very much appreciate it. My experience developing in Windows is soooo much more limited than in *NIX. Take care! -=- Borg Burger: We do it our way; your way is irrelevant. --- ■ Synchronet ■ Tinfoil Tetrahedron BBS telnet://tinfoil.synchro.net .