Write to output window at compile time

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Dansk

Hi all,

I'm trying to write messages at compile time to the output window like I
used to with the good old #pragma message

Is this possible in c#?

TIA
Dansk.
 
Hello Dansk,

try #warning

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D> Hi all,
D>
D> I'm trying to write messages at compile time to the output window
D> like I used to with the good old #pragma message
D>
D> Is this possible in c#?
D>
D> TIA
D> Dansk.
 
Hello Michael,

Thanks for your answer.
In fact, I wanted to avoid seeing the message in the Error List even as
a warning.

From the documentation I see a suggestion about a conditional
directive. This could help, I'll look into that direction.


Even if it would be better with a simple message ;)



Michael Nemtsev [MVP] wrote :
 

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