Developing Java ME Applications for Multiple Devices

[shche123]

Right-click on the line and choose Preprocessor Blocks > Create If/Else Block. In the
first, pink section, append the word "Color" to the "Hello World" string. In the second,
gray section, add "Gray" to the "Make my day " string.

This Preprocessor Blocks option is greyed out...

Thanks

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[leonid@shchervinky.com]

The issue with "Preprocessor Blocks" I have reported in my last message has to do with the
fact that the instructions need to be working with the MyHelloMIDlet project and not with
the MyHello project...

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[shche123]

The tutorial says nothing about "//#" being automatically added on Configuration change
and on build.

Kind of defeats the purpose of the if statement...


//#if DefaultConfiguration
//# helloTextBox = new TextBox(null, "Make my day Color", 120, 0x0);
//#else
helloTextBox = new TextBox(null, "Make my day Gray", 120, 0x0);
//#endif

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[shche123]

Instructions do not ask to type in directive value of DefaultConfiguration:


# The code marked by the //#if preprocessor directive is in effect whenever the active
configuration matches the directive value (in this case, DefaultConfiguration.) T

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