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so I have to use inheritence then. I missunderstood the idea of the partial class.<br />
Thank's for your help.
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so I have to use inheritence then. I missunderstood the idea of the partial class.
Thank's for your help.

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Hi,<br />
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I have a question concerning partial classes: I have two Projects Project1 and Project2 in VS2010 .NET4.0. <br />
Both have the namespace ClassLibrary1<br />
In Project1 I have a partial Class1 with a property int i1. In Project2 i Reference the Project1 and define a partial Class1.<br />
Now I want to access the property i1 in the Class1 from Project2, but the compiler says this property doesn't exist.<br />
Why can't I access the property from the other part of the partial Class? (I hope my explanation is clear?).<br />
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regards,
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Hi,

I have a question concerning partial classes: I have two Projects Project1 and Project2 in VS2010 .NET4.0. 
Both have the namespace ClassLibrary1
In Project1 I have a partial Class1 with a property int i1. In Project2 i Reference the Project1 and define a partial Class1.
Now I want to access the property i1 in the Class1 from Project2, but the compiler says this property doesn't exist.
Why can't I access the property from the other part of the partial Class? (I hope my explanation is clear?).

regards,

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