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babylon
e.g. __FILE__ or Date, etc.
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Lloyd Dupont
No.
on the other hand if you want to automatically hardcode stuff in you
assembly you have to use attribute.
to set an attribut one the whoel assembly do like that
[assembly MyDateAttribute(DateTime.Now)]
you could also tag class name with the file name if you want (manuall
entered, no define of this)
on the other hand I just guessed that your C background don't make you aware
that you could use the StackTrace of the exception to get extremely usefull
debugging information
on the other hand if you want to automatically hardcode stuff in you
assembly you have to use attribute.
to set an attribut one the whoel assembly do like that
[assembly MyDateAttribute(DateTime.Now)]
you could also tag class name with the file name if you want (manuall
entered, no define of this)
on the other hand I just guessed that your C background don't make you aware
that you could use the StackTrace of the exception to get extremely usefull
debugging information
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babylon
thank you very much!
Lloyd Dupont said:No.
on the other hand if you want to automatically hardcode stuff in you
assembly you have to use attribute.
to set an attribut one the whoel assembly do like that
[assembly MyDateAttribute(DateTime.Now)]
you could also tag class name with the file name if you want (manuall
entered, no define of this)
on the other hand I just guessed that your C background don't make you aware
that you could use the StackTrace of the exception to get extremely usefull
debugging information
babylon said:e.g. __FILE__ or Date, etc.
thx!!