how composite .net languages together?

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i know that i can compose different .net language in visual studio but how?
we have a project that contain C++ CLR ( managed C++ ) and C# forms .
how we compose this forms? and how we compose different .net languages code?
tanks

Posted 23-Mar-11 3:48am

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-23T03:53:00

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You can mix assemblies that use different languages, but you can't use two different languages in the same .Net assembly. So, if you have some forms written in C#, put those forms into their own project (a class library), and the same thing goes for C++, and VB.

Like I said, you can add a reference in your project to ANY .Net assembly, and this even includes other executables.

Posted 23-Mar-11 3:53am

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 23-Mar-11 10:08am

Good answer! 5+
Proposed as solution.

Wendelius 23-Mar-11 10:09am

Well explained, 5.

flikeforghon 23-Mar-11 15:29pm

do i see true ?
we must create two project ( one for C++ and one for C# ) and define forms and classes . then add classes to main project and run forms from that ??

#realJSOP 23-Mar-11 15:44pm

Yes. There's no way around it unless you want to refactor one of the projects to use the same language as the other. Why did you accept my answer and then unaccept it. It may not be the answer you wanted, but it *is* the answer.

flikeforghon 23-Mar-11 15:53pm

i am so sorry for my clumsily question!
but how can i call a class that define in another project ? i tried very much but i can't find it!
tanks a lot for your answers

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Mar-11 19:18pm

You don't "call a class", you call a method or a property (yes, property, too as it can have a getter or setter; they are methods). My advice is: add an assembly as a reference to some C# project (not C++/CLI), go to the project tree and click that reference. It will show the browser of the assembly; it will show you all you need.
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Mar-11 19:16pm

Absolutely, my 5.
--SA