Conditional Coding

I think there's a way to perfom something if you're debugging or not. I thought it was sth. like:

VB Code:

#If Debug Then
  'Code here
#End If

However, this doesn't work. What's the way to do this?

What do you mean "it doesn't work"? Debug is an IDE object, so that may be your problem.

Thanks, I know that. What's the proper way to do this?

VB Code:

#If DEBUGGING Then
  'Code here
#End If

Should be fine. Then define a conditional const called DEBUGGING in either the project properties, or at the top of the code module.

VB Code:

#Const DEBUGGING = True

Ok, but doesn't that mean the I should turn the Const to False just before compiling?

Yup

Thought so! I was looking for an automatic way. Thanks!

Another way to accomplish the same thing is to go to Project|Properties|Make and put something like DEBUGGING = 1 in the Conditional Compilation Arguments: box. To turn off any conditional statements simply change the argument to DEBUGGING = 0.