---- Reported by sagie_sh@yahoo.com 2006-05-04 04:28:29 MST ----

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you are doing.
Description of Problem:
I have two different assemblies. In the first I created a function with
a delegate as parameter. In the second I call to that function. The 
compiler won't receive it.

Steps to reproduce the problem:

In First.Dll:
   namespace FirstNS
   {
      class FirstClass
      {
         public delegate void MyDlgt();

         public void Foo(MyDlgt){}
      }
   }

In Second.dll:

   using FirstNS;
   namespace SecondNS
   {
      class SecondClass
      {
         public void Operation()
         {
            FirstClass fc = new FirstClass();
            FirstClass.MyDlgt dlgt = new FirstClass.MyDlgt(DoNothing);
            fc.Foo(dlgt);
         }

         public void DoNothing(){}
      }
   }
Actual Results:
Second.dll won't compile - error CS1503: cannot convert from 
FirstClass.MyDlgt to FirstClass.MyDlgt

Expected Results:
Compile normally

How often does this happen? 
every time

Additional Information:



---- Additional Comments From rharinath@novell.com 2006-05-04 06:38:49 MST ----

Firstly, please don't set the Priority or Severity flags of a bug,
unless you know what they mean.  This is not a blocker.

Secondly, your sample code doesn't demonstrate the problem.  I cannot
reproduce it with the sample code as is, nor with the obvious fix to
make 'FirstClass' public.



---- Additional Comments From sagie_sh@yahoo.com 2006-05-04 07:55:05 MST ----

Created an attachment (id=169735)
FirstClass implementation




---- Additional Comments From sagie_sh@yahoo.com 2006-05-04 07:55:51 MST ----

Created an attachment (id=169736)
SecondClass implementation




---- Additional Comments From sagie_sh@yahoo.com 2006-05-04 07:56:23 MST ----

I have some more details:
In my project, I have loop reference - second.dll refers to First.dll,
and First.dll refers to Second.dll. In addition, MyDlgt is defined in 
SeconClass. I have added the two classes as attachments.

Imported an attachment (id=169735)
Imported an attachment (id=169736)