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When using preprocessor-directives, it would be very useful to see the "current active" code within VS Code.
The "inactive" code should be rendered in a less visible way (e.g. grey).
So the developer can separate inactive from active code-lines.
Ecample:
#if DEBUG
Message('Debug is active');
#endif
The Message-Line should be rendered "grey" if the preprocessorSymbol "DEBUG" is not set.
The Message-Line should be rendered "normally" if the preprocessorSymbol "DEBUG" is set.
The "inactive" code should be rendered in a less visible way (e.g. grey).
So the developer can separate inactive from active code-lines.
Ecample:
#if DEBUG
Message('Debug is active');
#endif
The Message-Line should be rendered "grey" if the preprocessorSymbol "DEBUG" is not set.
The Message-Line should be rendered "normally" if the preprocessorSymbol "DEBUG" is set.
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Needs Votes
Business Central Team (administrator)
Thank you for this suggestion! Currently this is not on our roadmap. We are tracking this idea and if it gathers more votes and comments we will consider it in the future. Best regards, Business Central Team