The Group property of the Compiler class represents the compile group to which the compiler belongs. Each compiler instance must be associated with a specific compile group, which helps in organizing and managing the compilation process.
The Group property of the Compiler class represents the compile group to which the compiler belongs. Each compiler instance must be associated with a specific compile group, which helps in organizing and managing the compilation process.
To access or modify the compile group of a Compiler instance, use the Group property. This property is not static, so it must be accessed through an instance of the Compiler class.
// Example of accessing the Group property // Create a new Compiler instance Compiler myCompiler = new Compiler(); // Access the Group property CompileGroup currentGroup = myCompiler.Group; // Set a new compile group CompileGroup newGroup = new CompileGroup(); myCompiler.Group = newGroup;