Is it possible to make a single file that can act as the source of context
help topic ID for both MicrosofMicrosoft's HTML Help Workshop and C#
projects and, if so, how?

Microsoft's HTML Workshop wants to see its topic IDs in the standard C++
format, as in the following example:

#define HH_TOPIC01 1001
#define HH_TOPIC02 1002
#define HH_TOPIC03 1003

In C#, of course, that sort of syntax is not legal. C# wants to see a
constant int or some other such thing, as in

const int HH_TOPIC01 = 1001;
const int HH_TOPIC02 = 1002;
const int HH_TOPIC03 = 1003;

Any suggestions as to how to construct a single source file that will meet
the needs of both of these two consumers?
--
Richard Lewis Haggard
www.Haggard-And-Associates.com

You can have 1 file with both of the definitions in it, with one set wrapped
in an
#if CSHARP

#endif

construct


--
Ciaran O''Donnell
http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com


"Richard Lewis Haggard" wrote:

> Is it possible to make a single file that can act as the source of context
> help topic ID for both MicrosofMicrosoft's HTML Help Workshop and C#
> projects and, if so, how?
>
> Microsoft's HTML Workshop wants to see its topic IDs in the standard C++
> format, as in the following example:
>
> #define HH_TOPIC01 1001
> #define HH_TOPIC02 1002
> #define HH_TOPIC03 1003
>
> In C#, of course, that sort of syntax is not legal. C# wants to see a
> constant int or some other such thing, as in
>
> const int HH_TOPIC01 = 1001;
> const int HH_TOPIC02 = 1002;
> const int HH_TOPIC03 = 1003;
>
> Any suggestions as to how to construct a single source file that will meet
> the needs of both of these two consumers?
> --
> Richard Lewis Haggard
> www.Haggard-And-Associates.com
>
>
>