are there any AUTOTEXT for CSC.exe/VS.Net 2003 ?

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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
 
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!!
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