I\'ve imported 2 dlls to my application (third party) Now both of them have a namespace with same name. For example A.B and in both of them there is a class again with a same na
Just a little improvment or enhanced information: If you have multiple usings, the "extern alias lib1;"-line must be the very first of those usings (But also MS VS informs you about that).
Let's suppose that you have 2 assemblies (ClassLibrary1.dll
and ClassLibrary2.dll
) that both define the same class in the same namespace:
namespace Foo
{
public class Bar
{
}
}
Now in the consuming project you could define an additional alias in the references of the class library:
And now you could do the following to help the compiler disambiguate:
extern alias lib1;
extern alias lib2;
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
var barFromLib1 = new lib1::Foo.Bar();
var barFromLib2 = new lib2::Foo.Bar();
}
}