#define and #definefile directives added
The purpose is to find and replace the specified macros with the specified code.
#define - Used to specify the macro and code directly in the code itself. Replacement occurs at the preprocessor level before processing the script.
#definefile - Used to connect a file with a list of macros.
The file is not copied into the code, but the found matches are read and replaced without copying the list into the script.
Example:
All WM_COMMAND constants in the code will be replaced by the specified number 273
CODE:#define WM_COMMAND 273
CODE:#define frue 1
int a=1;
if (a==frue) messagebox("a==frue");
messagebox(frue);
Spaces in the macro and replace string are not allowed.
Syntax:
CODE:#define (space) Macro (space) Substitution Characters
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#definefile connects the file with a list of macros.
The list is as follows:
CODE:frue 1
WM_COMMAND 273
.....
#define is not specified in the file.
Spaces in the macro and replace string are not allowed.
Syntax:
CODE:#definefile "C:\file_macros.txt"
File resolution is not important.
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At the moment, an internal macro list is saved in Cybour until the list file has been prepared. Then this file will replace it, which will be supplied with the program.
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If there are duplicate macros, they are not listed again in the list, but their value changes to the last one.
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Описание: Defines the identifier and the sequence of characters that will be replaced by the identifier (macro)
