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Is it possible to use preprocessor definitions in C# like we do in C and C++?


#define DEBUG
// ...
#ifdef DEBUG
Console.WriteLine("This is a debug message.");
#endif // #ifdef DEBUG

Adding "public" keyword did not change anything.

TcpClient.cs
namespace TCP_Communication
{
class TcpClient
{
// ...
public delegate void OnDataAvailable(char[] data);
// ...
}
}

Thank you!
That worked for me too... :thumb:

The entire text in the control is selected only if you focus the control by means of pressing the TAB key. The text is not selected if the control catches focus by mouse click.

I want to make it selected, so that when user clicks on it he can immediately start typing new data without bothering to delete the old one, like in the web forms implemented by JavaScript.

Thanks...

Thank you for your reply.

I put a break point inside txtIpB_OnFocus() to see that this method is indeed called when I focus on the control. And saw that the "txtIpB.Text" contains the string...

Rather than, I found this solution and it works just fine:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6w2tb12s%28VS.80%29.aspx
Title in page: To create an event handler in the Properties window
...

Quick question about Visual Studio 2005 IDE.

When I double-click a control in the design window, the IDE automatically creates a method for the default control event. But what about tons of the...

Yeah, it mysteriously works when I add the "static" keyword.
But why, what is the logic behind this?

Error given :

IDE : MS Visual Studio 2005

GenericThread.h
#pragma once
#include <Windows.h>

class GenericThread
{