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ceth
ceth

Reputation: 45295

Forward type declaration with two files

I have two files.

File 1:

namespace A

type A1() = 
   // ....

File 2:

namespace A

type A2() = 
   // ....

I can use A1 and A2 types in File 2, but I can see only A1 in File 1. I think it is because compiler don't know about A2 when it is parsing File 1.

Is there any way to make something like forward type declaration in this case ? Or to change the order of parsing the source files by compiler. It will be enough for me to have A1 and A2 in File1, and only A2 in File1.

Update:

I believe it is not dublicate of this question. I know about and keyword in the type declaration, but I can not merge two different files in one (See question title).

Upvotes: 0

Views: 131

Answers (2)

Kit
Kit

Reputation: 2136

If you have the F# Power Tools installed, Alt-UpArrow and Alt-DownArrow also work, IIRC.

Upvotes: 1

CaringDev
CaringDev

Reputation: 8551

change the order of parsing the source files

This can be done by changing the order of the files in Visual Studio: right-click and Move Up respectively Move Down

Upvotes: 1

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