It's not going to work. The Preprocessor directives are resolved at compile time. You can store the value in another property

this.AnotherProperty = CC_CODE
...
this.pass_code = this.AnotherProperty

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>In an INIT method of a class the code sets a value of a property from a compile-time constant.
>Here is an example:
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>The include file has a line:
>#define CC_CODE 37
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>Then at run time, in the INIT method, the value is assigned to a property as following:
>this.pass_code = CC_CODE
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>I would like to store the word "CC_CODE" in another property of this class so that instead of hard-coding the name, it would work as following (pseudo code):
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>At design time set value of some property as:
>this.name_in_include_file = "CC_CODE"
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>At run time process this name to the value defined in the include file:
>this.pass_code = this.name_in_include_file
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>But it does not work. I tried to use EVALUATE() but it does not work either.
>
>Any suggestions? TIA.