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C# Preprocessor

I want declare some const strings in my application but I don't want to
repeat the constents in every page I write in my codebehind I was wondering
if there is some kind of directive or preprocessor I can declare at the top
of my codebehind that will import the constents from a seperate file.

I hope I'm using the correct language I am not sure if it is understandable
but I have to try. Thank you in adavance to anyone that will reply.

Sam-
Nov 19 '05 #1
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Sam:
C# only has a:
#define symbol

which can only be used by other preprocessor commands, unlike C/C++'s
#define symbol value

To achieve what you want, create a class and use a const:
public class Globals{
public const string ApplicationName = "SomeThing";
}

and you can then use the global via:

Globals.ApplicationName

this way you aren't repeating the content every single place..

Karl

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"I am Sam" <Ia****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I want declare some const strings in my application but I don't want to
repeat the constents in every page I write in my codebehind I was wondering if there is some kind of directive or preprocessor I can declare at the top of my codebehind that will import the constents from a seperate file.

I hope I'm using the correct language I am not sure if it is understandable but I have to try. Thank you in adavance to anyone that will reply.

Sam-

Nov 19 '05 #2
Hey thanx Karl,

Again you came through. Your the best.

Sam-

"Karl Seguin" wrote:
Sam:
C# only has a:
#define symbol

which can only be used by other preprocessor commands, unlike C/C++'s
#define symbol value

To achieve what you want, create a class and use a const:
public class Globals{
public const string ApplicationName = "SomeThing";
}

and you can then use the global via:

Globals.ApplicationName

this way you aren't repeating the content every single place..

Karl

--
MY ASP.Net tutorials
http://www.openmymind.net/ - New and Improved (yes, the popup is annoying)
http://www.openmymind.net/faq.aspx - unofficial newsgroup FAQ (more to
come!)
"I am Sam" <Ia****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:95**********************************@microsof t.com...
I want declare some const strings in my application but I don't want to
repeat the constents in every page I write in my codebehind I was

wondering
if there is some kind of directive or preprocessor I can declare at the

top
of my codebehind that will import the constents from a seperate file.

I hope I'm using the correct language I am not sure if it is

understandable
but I have to try. Thank you in adavance to anyone that will reply.

Sam-


Nov 19 '05 #3

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