How can I shear a variable between Namespace.Namespace.Namespace?

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i have 3 namespace
namespace->namespace->namespace
UNIVERSE->PLANETS->EARTH
I want to SHARE a variable (string human) in 3 namespace,i know i can write class or interface but i search new solution?

C#

var NAMESPACE={
        UNIVERSE:{
              PLANETS:{
                      EARTH:{
                             HUMANBEINGS:{
                                    var man = function(){
                                              alert('I am man.')
                                   }
                                    var woman = function(){
                                              alert('I am woman.')
                                   }
                             }
                      }
               }
        }

}

find way to eject all var in namespace is possible or not?

Posted 23-Oct-14 4:21am

majid torfi

Updated 23-Oct-14 6:31am

Kenneth Haugland

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Solution 1

I think first off you are confusing namespace and class names. That being said, just make a static variable in one namespace and reference it. IE Humanbeings.gender, or a static method like Humanbeings.GetGender();

Posted 23-Oct-14 4:44am

Sidtrey

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majid torfi 23-Oct-14 10:54am

no i want hack *.dll file and jump to data in class (hack pass)

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-23T05:32:00

Solution 3

This makes no sense at all.

What is "shear" a variable? I've been writing code for 35 years and never heard of the term.

Now, if you were to SHARE a variable with something, that's a different story.

I have also never seen C# code written like that, so it currently means nothing to me.

Posted 23-Oct-14 5:32am

Dave Kreskowiak

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majid torfi 23-Oct-14 12:23pm

i mean,find way to eject all var in namespace is possible or not?

Dave Kreskowiak 23-Oct-14 12:53pm

"eject all variables in namespace"?? That makes no sense either.

I have no idea what you're talking about. This is probably because you're not using the correct terminology.

majid torfi 23-Oct-14 13:04pm

thanks .