I'm wondering if it's possible to access internal class variables from other project in c#. I know that is impossible in regular use, I explain it below.
I have one project (P1 [class library]) containing those classes...
internal class Settings
{
public static long size {get;set;}
public static DoSomethingInternalOnly()
{
}
}
public class Program
{
public static Main()
{
}
}
... and another one (P2) containing:
public class Program
{
public static Main()
{
//P1.CopyOfSettings.size = 2048; ???
}
}
In Settings class I store internal variables (and methods) for app which cannot be visible from other projects. But those settings need to be passed somehow from P2 to P1 so I need second class "Settings2" in P2 containing the same variables (variables only!) as "Settings" with public keyword.
I feel that creating several classes containing the same variables is a waste of time and makes code unreadable. Is there better way to accomplish this?
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