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Hi folks,

Okay, here's the scenario; I've got 2 DLLs, "A.dll" and "B.dll", that I'm referencing within my VS2010 C# project, "ProjectC". "B.dll" also contains a reference to "A.dll". "A.dll" contains a class, ClassA , which contains an automatic static property called ClassA.StaticProperty .

Now here's where I'm a bit uncertain as to the behaviour of my application; let's say "B.dll" contains a class method that reads ClassA.StaticProperty called ClassB.FooBar() . Now, if I say ClassA.StaticProperty = Bob; somewhere within "ProjectC", will ClassB.FooBar() see "Bob" when it reads this static property later on in the code?

I'm using a simple scenario because the detail behind my project is somewhat complex, but if it will help to understand what I'm doing I'll go into more detail :)

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Yes, B.dll will be using the same static property that the rest of your code uses, so it will have the same value everywhere.

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Yes, B.dll will be using the same static property that the rest of your code uses, so it will have the same value everywhere.

Brilliant! Cheers mate :)

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