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Are there __FILE__, __LINE__ macro equivalents for C# ?

Is there a C# equivalent for the C++ macros __FILE__ and __LINE__ ? They are
quite handy for pinpointing where an event log entry was generated. I am
using Visual Studio.NET 2003.
May 18 '06 #1
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Unfortunatelly, C# don't support these macros, but look at StackTrace there
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...TraceTopic.asp

it may help you in some cases.
Is there a C# equivalent for the C++ macros __FILE__ and __LINE__ ? They are
quite handy for pinpointing where an event log entry was generated. I am
using Visual Studio.NET 2003.


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