我总是把我的静态方法放在类中吗？

Question

I have something like this:

Now i need to write some static methods too which is context specific, like when I'm using the objects in WinForms I don't need html related static methods. Is there a way to describe static methods else where other than nesting them within the object class like I can do with the Extension methods?

Answer 1

Now i need to write some static methods too which is context specific, like when I'm using the objects in WinForms I don't need html related static methods. Is there a way to describe static methods else where other than nesting them within the object class like I can do with the Extension methods?

You can place them in their own class, separate from the "object" on which they're acting. This is effectively all an extension method does - it's a static method in a separate class.

Answer 2

You can put extension methods in any number of static classes, there's nothing particularly special about your PSVitaExtentions class. The extension methods are callable as long as you have pulled in their namespace, so as @griegs says it may be wise to put your second set of extension methods in a different namespace.