How to read Config setting

[Guest]

Hello,
I am using VSNet 2003 and I am trying to programmatically detect if debug
attribute in the compilation tag is true or false. How can I do this ?
Thanks,
Jazz

 

[Guest]

Sorry, that should have been:
#if (DEBUG)

 

[Guest]

private bool IsDebugMode =false

#if (!DEBUG)
IsDebugMode=true;
#endif

 

[Guest]

Peter,
I may miss one thing. The debug attribute I am talking about is the one in
the compilation tag in the web.config file, and I am doing asp.net stuff.
Will #if (DEBUG) still work?
I tried and it seems it doesn't work.
Thanks,
Jazz

 

[Guest]

Jazz,
Prove it to yourself! Shouldn't take more than a minute to
Response.Write(IsDebug.ToString()) based on the setting in web.config.
Peter


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[Guest]

Answer is NO. I think DEBUG value depends on whether the code is built in
Debug mode or release mode and it has nothing to do with the one in
web.config.

 

[Guest]

web.config --file

<appSettings>
<add key="debug_flag" value="true" />
</appSettings>


string debug_flag=
System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["debug_flag"];

 

[Guest]

I know we can use appsettings. But what I really want is to utilize the
existing debug attribute value in the compilation tag in the web.config file.
<Compilation debug=true/>

web.config --file

<appSettings>
<add key="debug_flag" value="true" />
</appSettings>


string debug_flag=
System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["debug_flag"];

Answer is NO. I think DEBUG value depends on whether the code is built in
Debug mode or release mode and it has nothing to do with the one in
web.config.