In a project created by Visual Studio, a file called "AssemblyInfo.cs", which describes the assembly generated by the project, will be also automatically created. And it's very common that there is more than one project in a solution. Therefore, there will be many "AssemblyInfo.cs" existing in a solution. However, the contents of these "AssemblyInfo.cs" are more or less the same. It's a type of duplication for sure. We'd better extract all the duplicated code into a global file shared by all the projects.
The image describes the scenario: in a solution, there is a global file called "GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs" which describes assemblies generated by all the projects, and every project holds a reference to the global file.
Steps:
Create a file called "GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs";Add the file to the solution as a solution item;Open the global file, Write appropriate codes in it. Sample: 1 using System; 2 using System.Reflection; 3 using System.Runtime.InteropServices; 4 5 [assembly : ComVisible( false )] 6 [assembly : CLSCompliant( true )] 7 [assembly : AssemblyProduct( " . " )] 8 [assembly : AssemblyCompany( " Company name " )] 9 [assembly : AssemblyVersion( " 1.0.0.0 " )] 10 #if DEBUG 11 [assembly : AssemblyConfiguration( " Debug " )] 12 #else 13 [assembly : AssemblyConfiguration( " Release " )] 14 #endif 15 [assembly : AssemblyCopyright( "" )] 16 [assembly : AssemblyTrademark( "" )] 17 [assembly : AssemblyCulture( "" )] Open a project file(.csproj, etc.) in a text editor, append the following section to the <Files>/<Include> element. 1 < File 2 RelPath = "GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs" 3 Link = "..\Common\GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs" 4 SubType = "Code" 5 BuildAction = "Compile" 6 /> posted on 2005-04-26 13:24 Lin 阅读( ...) 评论( ...) 编辑 收藏转载于:https://www.cnblogs.com/losingmyself/archive/2005/04/26/145554.html
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