Hi all,
As I’m new to Unity I have lots of debug.log, print, debug.line etc.
Rather than commenting them out when not needed (and then uncommenting them again when it goes wrong); is there a simple way to simply not have them included in a build? i.e. they are automatically ignored. Or do I have to:
#define DEBUG true
#ifdef DEBUG
Debug.Log…
#endif
Of course that’s from straight C world 
Cheers
#if UNITY_EDITOR
#else
#endif
That define allows you to only include that code when running from Editor. The Editor usable defines are:
http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/Manual/Platform%20Dependent%20Compilation.html
with C# preprocessor direcives being here:
Even better is the ConditionalAttribute:
This allows you to strip out the calls during build, meaning you don’t have to wrap each call in a #if/#endif
Hey!
That’s great! - thanks a bunch!
Cheers
You could just use a bool, even a static one. Do you think a bunch of if-checks for a bool are going to show up on any performance tests?