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Siva,

So that Macro menu item under the Tools menu item is just a figment of
my imagination?
 
Nicholas said:
Siva,

So that Macro menu item under the Tools menu item is just a figment of
my imagination?

I think he means Macro in the C/C++ sense, which AFIK C# doesn't have.
The closest C# thing I guess would be pre-processor directives, which
C# does support.
 
That menu is to create procedures for repetitive tasks, there are other
"macros" intended as substitution or preprocessor stuff.

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Nicholas Paldino said:
Siva,

So that Macro menu item under the Tools menu item is just a figment of
my imagination?


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Siva M said:
Nope.

Does C# in Visual Studio 2005 support MACRO?
 
Which goes to prove my point, which is that the OP should have been more
clear, since there is more than one way to interpret the term (and given the
context, understandable, because he asked about C# in VS.NET, which is IDE
oriented, as opposed to language oriented, in which case he should have
asked about macros in C#).


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Carlos J. Quintero said:
That menu is to create procedures for repetitive tasks, there are other
"macros" intended as substitution or preprocessor stuff.

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Carlos J. Quintero

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Nicholas Paldino said:
Siva,

So that Macro menu item under the Tools menu item is just a figment of
my imagination?


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Siva M said:
Nope.

Does C# in Visual Studio 2005 support MACRO?
 
Yes, I agree, but I suppose he didn´t know about IDE macros, so he was not
explicit.

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Carlos J. Quintero

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I believe the OP meant the C/C++ macro (#define ...).

message Siva,

So that Macro menu item under the Tools menu item is just a figment of
my imagination?
 
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