-1

I am in the process of reworking a .Net Windows app in VS for Mac since I no longer have a PC. I want to have two projects: a Mac specific UI project and a multiplatform Core project. I can't figure out what kind of project I need to add to get Core working properly.

My logic uses a DataTable, and I can add the System.Data reference to my Mac UI project, however, I need it in the Core project instead. Currently, I have my Core set up as a Portable Library, and the .NET Portable Subset does not include System.Data. I would like Core to run on both Mac and Windows in case I ever get a PC again. Since I can reference System.Data in the Mac UI project I would think there is a way to do this in Core. Is there a way, or do I need to use a data structure other than DataTable to accomplish what I want?

Alex311
  • 378
  • 3
  • 12

1 Answers1

0

System.Data.DataTable exists in NetStandard 2.0, so add a NetStandard 2.0 library to your solution and add that library as a project reference to your Xamarin.Mac project.

SushiHangover
  • 73,120
  • 10
  • 106
  • 165