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What do you mean by using the same file? You can ofcourse open the file from the original location.<br />
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Your question does not provide enough information to help you.
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I have a FILE with some methods in it.<br />
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I want to use it in application AAA. <br />
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I add existing item (my FILE) to AAA.<br />
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I can use it now.<br />
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Problem is that I copied FILE to AAA folder and I do not want to copy it, I want to use it without copying.<br />
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How can I achieve it?<br />
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panJames<br />
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Is there any easier method?
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Something like adding path to the file?<br />
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Is it possible to add such a path to &quot;using&quot; directive?
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Only with DLL's, not the 'raw' .cs files.
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My own solution was the best one.
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Hello experts.<br />
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I have some files I want to use across two applications.<br />
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By adding existing file I actually copy the file across and keep new copy of it.<br />
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How can I use the same file in two applications without making a new copy of it?<br />
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Thank you<br />
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panJames
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Hello experts.

I have some files I want to use across two applications.

By adding existing file I actually copy the file across and keep new copy of it.

How can I use the same file in two applications without making a new copy of it?

Thank you

panJames

What do you mean by using the same file? You can ofcourse open the file from the original location.

Your question does not provide enough information to help you.

I have a FILE with some methods in it.

I want to use it in application AAA. 

I add existing item (my FILE) to AAA.

I can use it now.

Problem is that I copied FILE to AAA folder and I do not want to copy it, I want to use it without copying.

How can I achieve it?

panJames



Something like adding path to the file?

Is it possible to add such a path to &quot;using&quot; directive?

Only with DLL&#39;s, not the &#39;raw&#39; .cs files.

Using existing file without copying it

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).