Creating a new class
Menu > Project > Add Class
In the new .cs file add the following:
The namespace can be a distinct name, or for classes that are part of a main ap you can just use the ap’s namespace name.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
//----- NOTES -----
//
//USING THIS CLASS IN A PROJECT:-
/*
//USING NAMESPACES
using OurLibraries;
//IN YOUR DECLARATIONS:
private MyClass MyClass1;
//IN YOUR CONSTRUCTOR
MyClass1 = new MyClass();
//START USING
MyClass1.#();
*/
namespace OurLibraries
{
class MyClass
{
//--------------------------
//----- PUBLIC DEFINES -----
//--------------------------
//public
//---------------------------
//----- PRIVATE DEFINES -----
//---------------------------
//private
//--------------------------
//----- PUBLIC OBJECTS -----
//--------------------------
//public
//---------------------------
//----- PRIVATE OBJECTS -----
//---------------------------
//private
//*********************************
//*********************************
//********** CONSTRUCTOR **********
//*********************************
//*********************************
public MyClass()
{
}
}
}
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