Surrounding Code in a .NET Block
Because the main PowerBuilder compiler does not recognize the classes
imported from .NET assemblies, you must surround the code referencing those classes in a
conditional compilation block for a .NET application.
For example, to reference
the .NET message box Show function, you must
surround the function call with preprocessor statements that hide
the code from the main PowerBuilder compiler:
the .NET message box Show function, you must
surround the function call with preprocessor statements that hide
the code from the main PowerBuilder compiler:
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#IF Defined PBDOTNET Then |
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System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show ("This "& |
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+ "message box is from .NET, not "& |
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+ "PowerBuilder.") |
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#END IF |
The PBDOTNET symbol can be used for all types of .NET targets supported by
PowerBuilder. You can also use the following symbols for specific types of .NET targets:
PBWINFORM, and PBWEBSERVICE.
You can paste preprocessor statements into the Script view.
Select Edit > Paste Special > Preprocessor and select the statement
you need.
Parent topic: Conditional Compilation
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