Hi James,
The #define statement in C# is only used for defining symbols that can be
tested for existence with the other preprocessor directives, #if and #elif.
That is to say, you cannot use #define in the same way as C++. In C#, it is
only used to define a symbol used in preprocessor conditionals.
Please see the following article for a (probably better) description of
#define, in C# (URL may wrap):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...clrfdefine.asp
-- Tom
James wrote:
Hi all,
How do you #define (as in C++) in C#?
Many thanks,
James
