Namespace for class within a class

[warlock00]

Installed product versions

• Visual Studio: 2017 Professional
• This extension: 2.2.0.97

Description

Class within a class has wrong namespace. Causing me lots of conflicts.

Steps to recreate

Try process the following c#:

namespace Company.Areas.Blah.Dtc
{
    public class SomeDtc
    {
        public int? PageNumber { get; set; }
        public IList<Row> Rows { get; set; }
        
        public class Row

Results in:

declare module Company.Areas.Blah.Dtc {
	interface Row {

Current behavior

Ends up with a Row in the wrong namespace that can conflict with other Dtcs that also have a scoped class of Row.

Expected behavior

declare module Company.Areas.Blah.Dtc.SomeDtc {
	interface Row {

[warlock00]

I did some manual edits of the generated.d.ts to test:
Visual Studio did colorize SomeDtc a bit wrong at times as it saw it as both an interface and a namespace.
Intellisense still appears to work fine. Also works fine with JsDoc.
It compiled fine.

[denis-peshkov]

Hey, not sure it was implemented yet, let me check

[denis-peshkov]

As I understood you want me do something supported namespaces:

namespace MyNamespace {
    export class Foo { }
}

namespace MyNamespace.Foo {
    export class Bar { }
}

Otherwise if you're in the context of a type declaration file, you can do this by mixing classes and namespaces:

// foo.d.ts
declare class Foo { }

declare namespace Foo {
  class Bar { }
}

// ...elsewhere
const foo = new Foo();
const bar = new Foo.Bar();

[denis-peshkov]

But in our case we are not switched to namespaces yet, so it should be like:

class Foo {
}
 
module Foo {
    export class InnerFoo {
      doIt(){}
    }
}
 
new Foo.InnerFoo();

[warlock00]

No I don't require it to generate Typescript as class, export, namespace.

It simply needs to process the c# dto example I provided to:

declare module Company.Areas.Blah.Dtc.SomeDtc {
	interface Row {

and not what it currently does:

declare module Company.Areas.Blah.Dtc {
	interface Row {

Perhaps my use of the word generate was misleading. I'll try create some pics later to help explain better. I was trying to keep the required change as simple as possible :)

Note I'm using the settings:
declare module = true
class instead of interface = false
use namespace = true

Thanks for all your work.