Can I use the #if processor on a static / const member?

Question

I have a class in my project that contains a global configuration, as follows:

public class Config {
    public const bool LOGGING_ENABLED = false;
}

Then I want to use this element to write a preprocessor directive, for example:

#if LOGGING_ENABLED
    [Logging]
    public class MyClass: ContextBoundObject
#else
    public class MyClass
#endif
    {
        ...
    }

But it is clear that it LOGGING_ENABLEDwill appear as undefined, since in fact it does not refer to Config.LOGGING_ENABLED. Is there a way to refer to constant members in another class? I do not want to put #define LOGGING_ENABLEDat the beginning of each class file, which is detrimental to the whole purpose of this.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

#define LOGGING_ENABLED , // , .

Answer 3

#, :

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• System.Diagnostics.Conditional.