Visual studio project template namespace

FindProjectItem fileName. Item "CustomToolNamespace". FindProjectItem this. Damian Drygiel Damian Drygiel LogicalGetData "NamespaceHint". Create this ; Aldo Flores alduar. DTE hostServiceProvider. Project activeSolutionProjects.

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Active Oldest Votes. Kyle Rosendo Kyle Rosendo Don't forget App. You also have to change your startup object. Program — Bruno Bieri. Show 1 more comment. Thanks to Jimmy for this. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. Yasser Shaikh Yasser Shaikh This is the easiest way — Tsukasa. Isn't this Resharper only? Doesn't change every single file you have with your old name in your project. Privacy policy. You can replace values in your template when the template is instantiated.

To set up this functionality, use template parameters. Template parameters can be used to replace values such as class names and namespaces in the template. The template wizard that runs in the background when a user adds a new item or project replaces these parameters. In the. Set the ReplaceParameters attribute of the ProjectItem element to true.

In the code file for the project item, include parameters where appropriate. This would have been easy if there were a way to get the root namespace as you were originally asking for. This is one of those "cursed" topics it seems. Any time your question has been posed that I have found spanning years have either had no answer, or one that says that it's a "feature" that you can't get to root.

I'll research just a bit further, but I think you've sufficiently answered your own question, which was now mine too. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums.

Visual Studio Integrate. Sign in to vote. I would like to create an item template that uses the default project namespace. For example, suppose my default project namespace is "MyNamespace".

I want to have using statements at the top of the resulting file that look like: using MyNamespace. In short, is there anyway to get the namespace without having subfolders appended? Thanks, David Cater.