I have Basic doubt about the class and instantiation details, though I am writing such code.

In my windows forms application, I have two classes inside a namespace.

Namespace=testnamespace

class1 = myform, file=myform.h

class2= mybutton, file=mybutton.h

even though they are under the same namespace (=testnamespace), if I want to instantiate mybutton in myform, I need to #include "mybutton.h" in the top.

Why do I need to include eventhough they belong to same namespace.

I have around 15 classes, as of date, and I find it a hassle. Instead, is there any setup to uniformly call the other classes within same namespace?

in myform.h, If I give

private: testnamespace::mybutton* _mybutton;

it does not accept until I include the *.h file.

Please refer me to sample readme pages or related pages, that may help me understand the basic concepts.

Thanks in advance,

Well, Jil.

namespace is a very simple thing which cansimplify the type name, for example, you don't need to type System.Windows.Forms.form every time if you import the System.Windows.Forms via using keyword. It's not a very big deal at all.

A namespace can contain serval files.

If you want to instantiate a class, the class defination is necessary.

Well, Jil.

namespace is a very simple thing which cansimplify the type name, for example, you don't need to type System.Windows.Forms.form every time if you import the System.Windows.Forms via using keyword. It's not a very big deal at all.

A namespace can contain serval files.

If you want to instantiate a class, the class defination is necessary.