有没有办法控制 linq-to-sql 设计器生成的属性名称？
假设您有一个看起来像这样的模式，
Foo
FooId
Bar
BarId
SomeFooId // Foreign key to Foo.FooId
AnotherFooId // Foreign key to Foo.FooId
我希望能够执行如下操作：
Bar bar = ...
DoSomethingWith(bar.SomeFoo);
DoSomethingElseWith(bar.AnotherFoo);
但是，linq-to 不是生成 SomeFoo 和 AnotherFoo 属性，而是生成-sql设计器生成Foo和Foo1。 Foo 和 Foo1 哪个引用 SomeFoo，哪个引用 AnotherFoo 并不明显。有没有办法手动指定这些属性的名称，以便我可以将它们称为 SomeFoo 和 AnotherFoo？
我在 Visual Studio 2010 中使用 dbml 设计器，在 Visual Studio 2008 中也遇到了同样的问题。
Say you have a schema that looks something like this
Foo
FooId
Bar
BarId
SomeFooId // Foreign key to Foo.FooId
AnotherFooId // Foreign key to Foo.FooId
I would like to be able to do something like this:
Bar bar = ...
DoSomethingWith(bar.SomeFoo);
DoSomethingElseWith(bar.AnotherFoo);
However, instead of generating SomeFoo and AnotherFoo properties, the linq-to-sql designer generates Foo and Foo1. It is not obvious which of Foo and Foo1 refers to SomeFoo, and which refers to AnotherFoo. Is there any way to manually specify a name for these properties, so that I can refer to them as SomeFoo and AnotherFoo?
I am using the dbml designer in Visual Studio 2010, and I had the same problem with Visual Studio 2008.
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您可以在 Linq to SQL 设计器中编辑名称。只需单击要重命名的字段，按 F4，然后更改
Name属性即可。或者，您可以单击要重命名的字段，然后开始输入新名称。
因此，您想要修改为外键生成的“便利属性”的名称。
编辑：
我明白了。在 LINQ to SQL 设计器中，单击关联（将两个关联表连接在一起的线），展开“父属性”树并更改
Name属性。这将影响“便利属性”的生成名称。You can edit the names in the Linq to SQL designer. Just click on the field you want to rename, press F4, and change the
NameProperty.Alternatively, you can click on the field you want to rename, and just start typing the new name.
So you want to modify the names of the "convenience properties" that are generated for the foreign keys.
EDIT:
I figured it out. In the LINQ to SQL designer click on the association (the line connecting the two associated tables together), expand the "Parent Property" tree and change the
NameProperty. This will affect the generated name of the "convenience property".