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Better syntax for #define ? #288660 09/07/09 22:08 09/07/09 22:08
Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 2,838 take me down to the paradise c... Cowabanga OP Expert
Cowabanga OP Expert Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 2,838 take me down to the paradise c...	Hey JCL, I really don't like the syntax of #define, it reminds me of A3 syntax. How about making it like this: Code: #define (lives, skill.30); Instead of this creepy one: Code: #define lives skill.30;

Re: Better syntax for #define ? [Re: Cowabanga] #288662 09/07/09 22:23 09/07/09 22:23
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Fear411 Unregistered F	i think its just fine as it is. Even in c++ you use #define test 1000 or something similiar

Re: Better syntax for #define ? [Re: ] #288666 09/07/09 23:12 09/07/09 23:12
Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 133 Sweden, Stockholm E Enduriel Member
Enduriel Member E Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 133 Sweden, Stockholm	I would rather use #define HEALTH 30 #define MANA 31 then use my.skill[HEALTH] or my.skill[MANA] etc but that's just me Last edited by Enduriel; 09/07/09 23:13.

Re: Better syntax for #define ? [Re: Enduriel] #288680 09/08/09 02:33 09/08/09 02:33
Joined: Jul 2008 Posts: 553 Singapore delinkx User
delinkx User Joined: Jul 2008 Posts: 553 Singapore	#define currently use the same as C++ syntax. Thats better. Lite-C is close to c/c++ and should keep similar to this. This is my opinion.. A7 commercial Team / VC++ 2008 Pro homepage \| twitter \| facebook

Re: Better syntax for #define ? [Re: delinkx] #288683 09/08/09 03:17 09/08/09 03:17
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badapple User Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 624 DEEP 13	really the idea is to keep code as short and sweet as possible your define suggestion is 2 spaces larger than the creepy one with () added

Re: Better syntax for #define ? [Re: badapple] #288715 09/08/09 09:50 09/08/09 09:50
Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 27,935 Frankfurt jcl Chief Engineer
jcl Chief Engineer Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 27,935 Frankfurt	We have to stick to the standard C/C++ syntax anyway.

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