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I wrote #if TEST_APP in my code. Now I would like to define TEST_APP. How do I set it using Visual Studio 2010? This is a Windows Forms application.
What is the name of the symbol that is set in a Windows Forms project and in a web project?
In Visual Studio Solution Explorer, right-click on a project and click Properties. Open the build tab and you will see a field "Conditional compilation symbols". This is a comma-separated list, or space-separated.
There are also two checkboxes for commonly used symbols, DEBUG and TRACE.
For your web projects, you could set the field to "WEB_PROJECT" and Windows Forms to "WINFORMS_PROJECT"