How to conditionally compile a form

[Christof Nordiek]

Hi all,

is there a way to conditinally compile or exclude a Form.
If all the code of a class is from me, i could simply put the conditional
compilition
dirctive around the hole class, but this doesn't work, if the Designer part
is in a file
for itself like in VS2005

thanks

[Terry Rogers]

Christof Nordiek wrote:

Hi all,

is there a way to conditinally compile or exclude a Form.
If all the code of a class is from me, i could simply put the conditional
compilition
dirctive around the hole class, but this doesn't work, if the Designer part
is in a file
for itself like in VS2005

thanks

Just open the designer generated file and put the conditional
compilation symbols around that.
i.e. press the + button on the form and double click the
MyForm.designer.cs file, add your conditional compilation symbols round
that class and the normal MyForm.cs file.
The designer will leave those alone when rebuilding the class.

[Christof Nordiek]

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Christof Nordiek wrote:

>Hi all,

is there a way to conditinally compile or exclude a Form.
If all the code of a class is from me, i could simply put the conditional
compilition
dirctive around the hole class, but this doesn't work, if the Designer
part
is in a file
for itself like in VS2005

thanks

Just open the designer generated file and put the conditional
compilation symbols around that.
i.e. press the + button on the form and double click the
MyForm.designer.cs file, add your conditional compilation symbols round
that class and the normal MyForm.cs file.
The designer will leave those alone when rebuilding the class.

Hi Terry,

Thank You for the answer.
i tried it and it seems to work, but i'm getting a warning saying the
manifestressourcename
could be wrong.
Any ideas about it?