Using the DEBUG configuration, I can switch behaviour on and off using this type of syntax:
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine("Debug");
#else
Console.WriteLine("Not Debug");
#endif
However, if I set up a different configuration, say: TEST then this doesn't work:
#if TEST
Console.WriteLine("Test");
#else
Console.WriteLine("Not Test");
#endif
Is there a way to check these?
The DEBUG constant is a special one, and there's a setting for each project in each configuration whether it should be defined. The default is that it's on in Debug and off in Release, but it's completely configurable - open the properties page for a project and look under "Build", and there's a checkbox there saying "Define DEBUG constant."
Thus, defining a new build configuration, does not automatically give you any other compile constants for free. But that doesn't mean you can't create them manually.
To create a compile constant, add it to the list of "Conditional Compilation Symbols" - but make sure to do so in the correct build configuration.
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