Robert Green - What is the "My" namespace Visual Basic 2005?
- Posted: Jul 12, 2004 at 3:08 PM
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The "My" namespace in the next version of Visual Basic promises to making programming .NET applications easier.
Here's an article on MSDN about it and Robert Green, program manager on Visual Basic, talks more about the new namespace here.
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Developers can be so good at doing what they know how to do, you hate to ask them not to use a tool like MY, but on the other hand, if only some of the developers are comfortable with it, and it can be a dead end if needs get more complicated...
What's my point?
It would be nice to have a quick and easy way out of MY. It would make me feel more comfortable using it and encouraging others to use it.
Say I use the my.computer.printer.defaultprinter, and then I want to go ahead an make customizations that is not available through "my". Is there a way to get the underlying code expanded inline, like expanding a macro? That would be a really great way to learn stuff. You can get a program up and running and then go look at the details of the my's that are interesting and see what it does behind the scenes.
Don't forget about Inheritance.
Just like all objects in the .NET Framework, you can extend the functionality of them by using Inheritance.
Partial classes are really cool, you can have multiple code files make up one Class. Why might one want to do this, you may ask? Well, If you have mutliple developers working on a project, multiple of them could be working on different parts of the same class at the same time.
hey, I feel like I'm talking to myself here.
I wonder, do image tags work in here...
Sweet!!! I guess you do learn something everyday.
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