Quick-tip63
Namespaces are a grouping of classes that relate to one another. Examples of namespaces in the EasyLanguage class library include:<br /><br />tsdata.marketdata<br /><br />Contains classes that are used to access market data such as price quotes, market levels, and fundamental values.<br /><br />elsystem.drawing<br /><br />Contains classes that are used to describe the color and font characteristics of form controls and drawing objects.<br /><br />elsystem.drawingobjects<br /><br />Contains classes that are used to create and manipulate drawing tools (trendlines, text, rectangles, etc.) in a chart window.<br /><br />elsystem.office.excel<br /><br />Contains base classes that are used to access data from Excel spreadsheet files.<br /><br />Why Use Namespaces?<br />Name spaces are included in a program with the using key word.<br /><br />By including namespaces means that classes, methods, properties, and events can be referenced without including the namespace.name as a qualifier.<br /><br />See https://markplex.com/free-tutorials/tradestation-easylanguage-quicktips/quick-tip-63-namespace-explanation/