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--- /tmp/DOCMAN2HDT8PH	2024-05-29 19:23:38.777997940 +0900
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+=begin
+==DotNet class
+DotNet
+
+===class methods
+  using(namespace)
+
+import specified namespace into NETRuby name space. Because NETRuby imports System namespace at startup time, so you don't need to specify it.
+
+* using is also defeined as a function.
+
+   # import WindowsForms into NETRuby
+   using "System.Windows.Forms"
+
+  using_list
+
+returns currently imported namespaces as an array of String.
+
+  type_list
+
+returns currently imported System.Type(s) as an array of String.
+
+  new(typename)
+
+define and create .NET Framework class (also known as klass).
+
+It also make automaticaly register a constant into DotNet class, with a name using '_' insetead of '.'.
+
+   using "System.Windows.Forms"
+   MsgBox = DotNet.new("MessageBox")
+   # MessageBox::Show is static method, so you don't need to instantiate it.
+   MsgBox.Show "Hello World !"
+   DotNet::System_Windows_Forms_MessageBox.Show "Hello World !"
+   NETString = DotNet.new("String") # not Ruby's String, it's System.String.
+   s = NETString.Format("{0} is {1}", 5, 'five')
+   MsgBox.Show s
+
+===instance methods
+
+no methods are defined, so, It's better to move DotNet to Module from Class ?
+
+=end