Enhancement: Custom CSPROJ

[AndrewDRX]

Pull request for issue #10.

Feel free to just use this pull request as inspiration for another commit if you want it structured a bit different than I have it.

[SomeRanDev]

Sorry for the delay! Was waiting on @jeremyfa's printer rework before accepting, but will do now since that might take a bit longer.

For future reference, I think we should only use underscores for define names since dashes break compatibility with conditional compilation. (ie: #if no-csproj doesn't work afaik?) Even if we don't use a define like this, some Reflaxe/C# users might? I know official Haxe defines are inconsistent, but no reason we should be? 😅

[AndrewDRX]

Sorry for the delay! Was waiting on @jeremyfa's printer rework before accepting, but will do now since that might take a bit longer.

For future reference, I think we should only use underscores for define names since dashes break compatibility with conditional compilation. (ie: #if no-csproj doesn't work afaik?) Even if we don't use a define like this, some Reflaxe/C# users might? I know official Haxe defines are inconsistent, but no reason we should be? 😅

Sounds good! Although, the csproj define is the only new one here. The no-csproj define already existed, I just added more structure around it by adding it to the Define enum so there would be consistency when checking for both of them in setupCsProj(). But I will keep that on my radar to switch it to no_csproj at some point if no one else gets to it before me.

[jeremyfa]

Could have been me who added that option I don't remember, but I completely agree with using underscores instead of dashes 👍

[SomeRanDev]

OH SORRY! In retrospect, I'm almost 100% sure I added that, and I forgot about it until seeing this. I just wanted to give an explanation so it didn't seem like I was changing things randomly after merging. 😅