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This issue has been verified using Visual Studio 17.12 Preview 1 (8.0.80 & 8.0.72). Can repro on android platform.
@mariolerma can you share a bit more about your situation? Because the dropdown doesn't seem to indicate that you are targeting Android? And we are using these directives all over our code and they work fine there. Could you maybe put together a reproduction project that shows this behavior and share the Visual Studio version that you're working with?
the problem occurs when you use the vstudio 2022 Maui MultiProject.. i will test it on Single Maui MultiPlatform to see what happends
On Thu, Aug 22, 2024 at 2:41 AM Gerald Versluis @.***> wrote:
@mariolerma https://github.com/mariolerma can you share a bit more about your situation? Because the dropdown doesn't seem to indicate that you are targeting Android? And we are using these directives all over our code and they work fine there. Could you maybe put together a reproduction project that shows this behavior and share the Visual Studio version that you're working with?
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I just tested it on single Maui multiplatform single project the ANDROID symbol is defined however, if you select android target, looks gray out, but the code is evaluated correctly, i mean, it checked for errors. the debugger breakpoint skips other platforms correctly, so is something in the code highlighting.
In the MultiProject Maui, the debug symbols are completely broken.
Regards
On Thu, Aug 22, 2024 at 7:40 AM mario lerma @.***> wrote:
the problem occurs when you use the vstudio 2022 Maui MultiProject.. i will test it on Single Maui MultiPlatform to see what happends
On Thu, Aug 22, 2024 at 2:41 AM Gerald Versluis @.***> wrote:
@mariolerma https://github.com/mariolerma can you share a bit more about your situation? Because the dropdown doesn't seem to indicate that you are targeting Android? And we are using these directives all over our code and they work fine there. Could you maybe put together a reproduction project that shows this behavior and share the Visual Studio version that you're working with?
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@mariolerma For your "MultiProject" MAUI application, where is this code you have written above? Is it in a class project? A shared project? If it's a class library, does it include the Android Target Framework (net8.0-android
)?
The ANDROID
symbol doesn't come from MAUI UI. It's a runtime preprocessor definition that gets added when you reference an Android TFM (net8.0-android
, for example) in your class project, unless you are defining this yourself somewhere (which you probably shouldn't, if so)
I agree with @jfversluis, I think we need to see a project repro to know exactly what you're doing.
Very simple to reproduce. Try this [image: image.png] on this [image: image.png] an in the onclick event of the sample try to add some code that works only for android using the #if ANDROID directive.
Regards, ML
On Mon, Aug 26, 2024 at 3:15 AM Tim Miller @.***> wrote:
@mariolerma https://github.com/mariolerma For your "MultiProject" MAUI application, where is this code you have written above? Is it in a class project? A shared project? If it's a class library, does it include the Android Target Framework (net8.0-android)?
The ANDROID symbol doesn't come from MAUI UI. It's a runtime preprocessor definition that gets added when you reference an Android TFM ( net8.0-android, for example) in your class project, unless you are defining this yourself somewhere (which you probably shouldn't, if so)
I agree with @jfversluis https://github.com/jfversluis, I think we need to see a project repro to know exactly what you're doing. I created a new template MAUI Single project.
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The images are missing
I'm attaching the images..
On Mon, Aug 26, 2024 at 8:00 AM Gerald Versluis @.***> wrote:
The images are missing
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Broken for me also
Latest update, they fix the symbols, but the #IF ANDROID directive is not highlighted correctly in code
On Wed, Sep 4, 2024 at 6:58 PM mrstrong79 @.***> wrote:
Broken for me also
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Can we close this one @mariolerma ?
Nope, The symbols are good now but the highlighting is not, when you set #IF DEBUG, is not highlighted correctly
On Fri, Sep 6, 2024 at 8:06 PM Shane Neuville @.***> wrote:
Can we close this one @mariolerma https://github.com/mariolerma ?
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Description
if you use #if ANDROID OR ANDROID the code not highlight correctly neither compiles.
Steps to Reproduce
Link to public reproduction project repository
No response
Version with bug
Unknown/Other
Is this a regression from previous behavior?
Not sure, did not test other versions
Last version that worked well
Unknown/Other
Affected platforms
Android
Affected platform versions
API30
Did you find any workaround?
Not yet
Relevant log output
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