problem is when doing the same for importing package.
Tamir
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> Try the newest version. The old preprocessor was n
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Try the newest version. The old preprocessor was not able to use logical
expressions.
An example, how I use it in a Canvas
Try the newest version. The old preprocessor was not able to use logical
expressions.
An example, how I use it in a Canvas class:
//#if JavaPlatform=="MIDP/2.0"
setFullScreenMode(true);
//#endif
:-)
Markus
Fahad Khowaja schrieb:
> Hi people,
>
> I have been using EclipseME 1.6.8 for some ti
Hi people,
I have been using EclipseME 1.6.8 for some time now and love the preprocessor
feature! Though recently I had to use logical expressions and I can't get the
#if directive to work. I want the condition to be true when both symbols are
defined. Can someone give an example please.
Thank
