Organize your "using" statements

Posted Date: 23 Apr 2008 Resource Type: Articles Category: .NET Framework

Posted By: andy robarts Member Level: Gold
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In .Net Using statements are usually used to add Namespaces to your application. Visual Studio now has the ability to organize your using statements. As a project evolves, you often end up with a ton of using statements at the top of each file which are not really being used - either because the project template added it, or because you originally did use something from that namespace which was then removed later.
Now you can right click on your using statements and sort and/or remove unused namespaces.

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Author: Sebastian 13 Jun 2008

Member Level: Gold Points : 1

I was looking for the details based on this topic.Thanks for sharing it with me.

Author: Gaurav Agrawal 19 Jun 2008

Member Level: Silver Points : 2

Hi andy,
good try but you have explained here is good for the person who know about using directive but the person who is not aware of using directive it will be very difficult to him to understand it without example.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

regards
Gaurav Agrawal

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