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Thanks Kaufmed. &nbsp;That works. &nbsp;I was trying to &nbsp;keep all the models in one spot. Oh well.
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Thanks Kaufmed.  That works.  I was trying to  keep all the models in one spot. Oh well.

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I have an app that I'm working &nbsp;on. Structure is as below<br />
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MyApp.sln<br />
--ProjA<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;--Class1<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;--Class2<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;--Enum1 &nbsp;(ReportType)<br />
--ProjB<br />
&nbsp; --Class3 (Has method &quot;MyMethod&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; --Class4<br />
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So, ProjA has references to ProjB.<br />
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Lets say in Class2 I'm calling Class3. Want to pass the Enum1 value in &nbsp;Class3.<br />
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So I'm calling MyMethod(ReportType.Static<wbr />);<br />
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In Class3 when I type MyMethod(ReportType reportType)<br />
I receive an error &nbsp;because &nbsp;it can't &nbsp;find &quot;ReportType&quot;. If I try to add the reference by right &nbsp;clicking on &nbsp;reference and adding by selecting project and selecting &quot;ProjA&quot; I &nbsp;receive an error indicating a circular reference and I understand why. &nbsp;<br />
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Any idea how to pass the enum to &nbsp;Class3?
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I have an app that I'm working  on. Structure is as below

MyApp.sln
--ProjA
   --Class1
   --Class2
   --Enum1  (ReportType)
--ProjB
  --Class3 (Has method "MyMethod")
  --Class4

So, ProjA has references to ProjB.

Lets say in Class2 I'm calling Class3. Want to pass the Enum1 value in  Class3.

So I'm calling MyMethod(ReportType.Static);

In Class3 when I type MyMethod(ReportType reportType)
I receive an error  because  it can't  find "ReportType". If I try to add the reference by right  clicking on  reference and adding by selecting project and selecting "ProjA" I  receive an error indicating a circular reference and I understand why.  

Any idea how to pass the enum to  Class3?

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