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  1. Dec 29th, 2011, 03:38 PM #1
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    Namespace Global - Visual Studio 11

    There’s a new feature coming to VB, and already included in the Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview. The feature is called Namespace Global and it’ll make your life easier…

    http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vbteam/archi...ce-global.aspx
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    Re: Namespace Global - Visual Studio 11

    Not the most exciting feature to be honest, I can see how it may be quicker in some aspects compared to the current Namespace in vb10, but it's not something that would encourage me to upgrade to vb11.
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    Re: Namespace Global - Visual Studio 11

    Global namespace has already been available in C# so it's not really new stuff. I guess they (MS) are trying to bring VB up to C# standards.
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