Action
Conditional compilation directive that ends a test.
Syntax
#IF test
[#ELSE]
#ENDIF
Remarks
test An expression to test
for. The expression may contain defined constants.
Conditional compilation is used to include parts of your program. This
is a convenient way to build different files depending on some constant
values.
Note that unlike the IF statement, the #IF directive does not expect a
THEN.
You may nest conditions to 25 levels.
The use of #ELSE is optional.
Note that #ENDIF must be written as #ENDIF, not as #END IF
See Also
#IF , #ELSE
Example
CONST DEMO = 1 ' 0 = normal , 1= demo
#IF Demo
Print "Demo program"
#ELSE
Print "Full version"
#ENDIF
Since the constant DEMO is assigned with the value 1, the compiler will
compile only the line : Print "Demo program" . Code between
#else and #endif is not compiled!
When you change the constant DEMO to 0, the other line will be compiled.
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