Date: 08/24/05 (Computer Geeks)    Keywords: no keywords

Anyone awake who does C#?

I have two projects, call them FOO and BAR.

FOO has two classes, call them FOO-A and FOO-B

BAR has two classes, call them BAR-A and BAR-B

I've set it up such that BAR references FOO, so within BAR I can do things like

FOO-A fooa = new FOO.FOO-A();

No worries.

But within FOO, I need to be able to have an instance of a BAR-A. I also need to be able to access static members of BAR-A and BAR-B.

Adding a reference to BAR results in a circular reference, and that's not allowed.

How in the hell can I resolve this?!

(yes, it's 2am where I am, and this needs to be resolved by 9am if I'm going to be a hero - and I do not have time to rework the class structures)

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