I do not want to redirect messages. I just want to know why I am getting
wrong behavior :
I am using Debug.WriteLine and Trace.WriteLine to output messages from a
dll. This dll is used in an application.
No matter whether i run the program in release mode or debug mode and
whether i define/undefine DEBUG and TRACE compiler definitions, I still get
the messages.
Bob
"Alvin Bruney [MVP]" <some guy without an email addresswrote in message
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Where do you want the messages to show up? If you want to redirect to a
file for instance, one way to do so is to add a tracelistener object.
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"Bob S" <st*********@gmail.comwrote in message
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>>I am using Debug.WriteLine and Trace.WriteLine to output messages from a
dll. This dll is used in an application.
No matter whether i run the program in release mode or debug mode and
whether i define/undefine DEBUG and TRACE compiler definitions, I still
get the messages in the Output window.
What might be the problem?
Thanks
Bob