How to add a project reference to a project in VS Code on macOS
So I've created a new c# project ("Photos") on macOS using the etoapp (Eto.Forms) project template:
dotnet new etoapp -sln -m code -s
This created a new sln file as well as a project folder "Photos" as well as the macOS bootstrapper project folder "Photos.Mac".
Now I have a need to add another class library project to the solution:
// mac:Photos SamAxe$
mkdir ZXing.Eto
cd ZXing.Eto
dotnet new classlib
open ZXing.Eto.csproj in VSCode and change the TargetFramework to netstandard2.0
now add the project as a reference to the Eto main project:
// mac:Photos/Photos SamAxe$
dotnet add reference Photos.csproj ../ZXing.Eto.csproj
and finally add the new project to the sln file:
// mac:Photos SamAxe$
dotnet sln add ZXing.Eto/ZXing.Eto.csproj
nuget restore
finally, try to use the ZXing.Eto types in the Photos project:
In Photos/Photos/MainForm.cs add
using ZXing.Eto;
This results in
The type or namespace 'Eto' does not exist in the namespace 'ZXing' (are you missing an assembly reference?'
Well, yes, I think I may be.. but I'm at a loss for what to do to resolve this. Ideas?
.net-core projects-and-solutions eto
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:15
Sam AxeSam Axe
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So I've created a new c# project ("Photos") on macOS using the etoapp (Eto.Forms) project template:
dotnet new etoapp -sln -m code -s
This created a new sln file as well as a project folder "Photos" as well as the macOS bootstrapper project folder "Photos.Mac".
Now I have a need to add another class library project to the solution:
// mac:Photos SamAxe$
mkdir ZXing.Eto
cd ZXing.Eto
dotnet new classlib
open ZXing.Eto.csproj in VSCode and change the TargetFramework to netstandard2.0
now add the project as a reference to the Eto main project:
// mac:Photos/Photos SamAxe$
dotnet add reference Photos.csproj ../ZXing.Eto.csproj
and finally add the new project to the sln file:
// mac:Photos SamAxe$
dotnet sln add ZXing.Eto/ZXing.Eto.csproj
nuget restore
finally, try to use the ZXing.Eto types in the Photos project:
In Photos/Photos/MainForm.cs add
using ZXing.Eto;
This results in
The type or namespace 'Eto' does not exist in the namespace 'ZXing' (are you missing an assembly reference?'
Well, yes, I think I may be.. but I'm at a loss for what to do to resolve this. Ideas?
.net-core projects-and-solutions eto
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:15
Sam AxeSam Axe
26.9k74171
add a comment |
So I've created a new c# project ("Photos") on macOS using the etoapp (Eto.Forms) project template:
dotnet new etoapp -sln -m code -s
This created a new sln file as well as a project folder "Photos" as well as the macOS bootstrapper project folder "Photos.Mac".
Now I have a need to add another class library project to the solution:
// mac:Photos SamAxe$
mkdir ZXing.Eto
cd ZXing.Eto
dotnet new classlib
open ZXing.Eto.csproj in VSCode and change the TargetFramework to netstandard2.0
now add the project as a reference to the Eto main project:
// mac:Photos/Photos SamAxe$
dotnet add reference Photos.csproj ../ZXing.Eto.csproj
and finally add the new project to the sln file:
// mac:Photos SamAxe$
dotnet sln add ZXing.Eto/ZXing.Eto.csproj
nuget restore
finally, try to use the ZXing.Eto types in the Photos project:
In Photos/Photos/MainForm.cs add
using ZXing.Eto;
This results in
The type or namespace 'Eto' does not exist in the namespace 'ZXing' (are you missing an assembly reference?'
Well, yes, I think I may be.. but I'm at a loss for what to do to resolve this. Ideas?
.net-core projects-and-solutions eto
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:15
Sam AxeSam Axe
26.9k74171
So I've created a new c# project ("Photos") on macOS using the etoapp (Eto.Forms) project template:
dotnet new etoapp -sln -m code -s
This created a new sln file as well as a project folder "Photos" as well as the macOS bootstrapper project folder "Photos.Mac".
Now I have a need to add another class library project to the solution:
// mac:Photos SamAxe$
mkdir ZXing.Eto
cd ZXing.Eto
dotnet new classlib
open ZXing.Eto.csproj in VSCode and change the TargetFramework to netstandard2.0
now add the project as a reference to the Eto main project:
// mac:Photos/Photos SamAxe$
dotnet add reference Photos.csproj ../ZXing.Eto.csproj
and finally add the new project to the sln file:
// mac:Photos SamAxe$
dotnet sln add ZXing.Eto/ZXing.Eto.csproj
nuget restore
finally, try to use the ZXing.Eto types in the Photos project:
In Photos/Photos/MainForm.cs add
using ZXing.Eto;
This results in
The type or namespace 'Eto' does not exist in the namespace 'ZXing' (are you missing an assembly reference?'
Well, yes, I think I may be.. but I'm at a loss for what to do to resolve this. Ideas?
.net-core projects-and-solutions eto
.net-core projects-and-solutions eto
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:15
Sam AxeSam Axe
26.9k74171
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:15
Sam AxeSam Axe
26.9k74171
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:15
Sam AxeSam Axe
26.9k74171
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:15
Sam AxeSam Axe
26.9k74171
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:15
Sam AxeSam Axe
26.9k74171
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