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How to reference Custom Namespace in Spine Runtime

ara

I want to add a method in Spine-Unity runtime so that I could use my custom enum type parameter defined in my custom namespace.
However this doesn't work.

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using MyNamespace; // error, can't find

namespace Spine.Unity.Modules... {

Maybe it's a basic stupid question but please tell me what should I do to make this reference valid?
Some operation should be done in visual studio?
Even a link will be appreciated because I just don't know what keywords to google :$ .

ara

Harald

Where did you define your custom enum? Was that maybe in an Editor directory and you are referencing it in a non-editor runtime directory?

Have you tried using the fully qualified name like this instead of the using:

// instead of 
using MyNamespace;
ClassInMyNamespace c;
// use fully qualified name
MyNamespace.ClassInMyNamespace c;

ara

Harald लिखा
Where did you define your custom enum? Was that maybe in an Editor directory and you are referencing it in a non-editor runtime directory?

Thanks Harald, actually both of them are Monobehaviour, Let me show you my use case in this image below.

Harald

You are missing the class name here - the namespace is resolved automatically but the MyClass part is missing. So MyClass.AxisMode should work.

ara

Harald लिखा
You are missing the class name here - the namespace is resolved automatically but the MyClass part is missing. So MyClass.AxisMode should work.

Still doesn't work, the namespace doesn't show in dropdown menu after typing "using".

error CS0246: The type or namespace name `Ara' could not be found. Are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference

Does it means I need manually add References or Dependencies for my namespace first?Or should I generate a dll for myCustomNamespace Scripts?
unityPackage.7z

Harald

You are trying to create a global variable outside any class - this is not allowed in C#.

using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using Ara;

Ara.MyClass c; // this will never work
int thisWillAlsoNotWork;

namespace Spine.Unity.Modules {

   [DisallowMultipleComponent]
   public class SlotBlendModes : MonoBehaviour {
      Ara.MyClass c; // this works
      MyClass c2; // this is equivalent
      MyClass.AxisMode am; // this also works
   }

I strongly suggest that you get comfortable with the C# language first before modifying the Spine runtime - otherwise you might end up with a lot of frustration.

ara

Harald लिखा

You are trying to create a global variable outside any class - this is not allowed in C#.

using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using Ara;

Ara.MyClass c; // this will never work
int thisWillAlsoNotWork;

namespace Spine.Unity.Modules {

   [DisallowMultipleComponent]
   public class SlotBlendModes : MonoBehaviour {
      Ara.MyClass c; // this works
      MyClass c2; // this is equivalent
      MyClass.AxisMode am; // this also works
   }

I strongly suggest that you get comfortable with the C# language first before modifying the Spine runtime - otherwise you might end up with a lot of frustration.

Oh I didn't mean that ,The out class variable is a misunderstanding with your previous reply, I thought that's a special declaration.

Harald लिखा

Have you tried using the fully qualified name like this instead of the using:

// instead of 
using MyNamespace;
ClassInMyNamespace c;
// use fully qualified name
MyNamespace.ClassInMyNamespace c;

I just want to find why Spine-Runtime can't recognize my namespace when typing using to include it. My namespace isn't
resolved automatically
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Mario

Are the two namespaces in different modules? You might have to ensure your project is setup in such a way that the two modules see each other.

ara

badlogic लिखा
Are the two namespaces in different modules? You might have to ensure your project is setup in such a way that the two modules see each other.

There are in different assemblies.

What kind of operation should be done in VS so that spine-runtime could auto recognize my namespace?(In my namespace using Spine.Unity is totally fine) Thanks :happy:

Mario

When you expand an assembly in the solution view, you can usually add/remove references to other assemblies. You'll need to have the spine-unity assembly reference your assembly. However, you might run into a cyclic dependency issue, as your game assembly references the spine-unity assembly. Give it a try 🙂