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I have a vb.net program that needs to display a few fragments of its source
code, typically one to five lines for each fragment, and each line contains
one assignment statement. I need to do this in a few places (about 10) in a
medium size program (about 10k lines).
In the old C days, I would use the stringize operator to capture a few
source fragments. No such thing in VB (too bad, actually). I need this to
work in both debug and production environments. I'm currently at .NET 2003
FW 1.1, and I'll upgrade if needed to solve this problem.
Any ideas?
code, typically one to five lines for each fragment, and each line contains
one assignment statement. I need to do this in a few places (about 10) in a
medium size program (about 10k lines).
In the old C days, I would use the stringize operator to capture a few
source fragments. No such thing in VB (too bad, actually). I need this to
work in both debug and production environments. I'm currently at .NET 2003
FW 1.1, and I'll upgrade if needed to solve this problem.
Any ideas?