I read somewhere that VB.net can exclude code from the release configuration
that was only used for testing during the development stage. If I remember
correctly it went something like:

#if debug
'code that you do not want in release compile goes
'here
#end if

but my head is filled with so many other things that I am learning in order
to make the switch from vb6 to Net that I can't remember. Can someone point
me in the right direction.

Thanks

Hi William ,

Your asking about a really flexible part of the complier with a ton of
alternative examples and uses so im not going to bother getting into it
here.

So check out the docs under the terms:

"Conditional Compilation Directives"

hth
Richard

Thank you very much Richard

"Richard Myers" <richard.spam-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi William ,
>
> Your asking about a really flexible part of the complier with a ton of
> alternative examples and uses so im not going to bother getting into it
> here.
>
> So check out the docs under the terms:
>
> "Conditional Compilation Directives"
>
> hth
> Richard
>
>

* "William" <(E-Mail Removed)> scripsit:
> I read somewhere that VB.net can exclude code from the release configuration
> that was only used for testing during the development stage. If I remember
> correctly it went something like:
>
> #if debug
> 'code that you do not want in release compile goes
> 'here
> #end if

\\\
#If DEBUG Then
...
#End If
///

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