Hi,

I think it's possible to get round that restriction by having one side of the equation reference the DLL rather than the project.
BUT I AM NOT RECOMMENDING IT (g)
Having said that I thought I read somewhere that a couple of the core Framework assemblies actually do reference each other.......

>If both classes are in the same project, there is no circular reference. If they're in different projects, then you won't be able to do it because then it *would* be a circular reference and Visual Studio won't allow that.
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>~~Bonnie
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>>Sometimes when creating a parent child relationship the child may need to know who it's parent is.
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>>I can do that easy enough by passing the parent reference in the constructor for the child.
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>>In C# do I need to worry about the circular reference I've just created?