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How to inject C# Preprocessor Directives to an interface by Reflection ?
Example :
I want to inject #if SILVERLIGHT to any WCF service contract interface.
Short answer: you can’t.
Slightly longer answer: you question doesn’t even make sense in the first place.
Preprocessor directives are processed before compilation. The result of that processing is the new, modified, source code. That source code then gets compiled.
For example, if the
SILVERLIGHTsymbol is not defined at the time of compilation, then the whole code between#if SiLVERLIGHTand#endifwill be completely ignored by the compiler as if it wasn’t even there.