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Backported the changes CompuPhase did to the compiler to support string literal concatenation including all fixes in later commits from r30 on. http://code.google.com/p/pawnscript/source/detail?r=30 Pawn uses ellipses "..." to concatenate so it looks like this: #define PROJECT_AUTHOR "Greyscale" #define PROJECT_COPYRIGHT "Copyright (C) 2010 " ... PROJECT_AUTHOR This would result in PROJECT_COPYRIGHT being defined as "Copyright (C) 2010 Greyscale" While i've been at it, that stringizing a macro parameter feature was ported too. From the changelog for version 3.3.4026 (http://www.compuphase.com/pawn/pawnhistory.htm): The macro substition processor now recognizes the "#" character for "stringizing" a parameter. For example, if you have the definition #define log(%1) #%1 Then the expression log(test) will result in "test". Note that concatenation of literal strings requires an ellipsis in pawn (which is different than C/C++). So to combine the parameter with literal strings, use a syntax like: #define log(%1) "logging: " ... #%1 ... "\n" The stringize operator is only available in the replacement text of a macro. Doing PrintToServer(log(hello)); would print logging: hello\n |
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