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Get precompiler value in C#

Hello,

Is it possible to read precompiled value in C# code?

E.g.: in VS define sumbol VER="1.1.1.*"
and in C# code read this value to some parameter.

Thanks,
Grzegorz

Oct 9 '06 #1
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If you're talking about preprocessor statements, no. These are preprocessor
directives, used for conditional compilation. After compilation, they do not
exist in the code generated.

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Hello,

Is it possible to read precompiled value in C# code?

E.g.: in VS define sumbol VER="1.1.1.*"
and in C# code read this value to some parameter.

Thanks,
Grzegorz

Oct 9 '06 #2

Plus in C# they can't be assigned values. They can only be defined or
not defined.
Mattias

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