This application is exactly what I wanted, but I have a minor issue with my source codes.
Some macros were defined like "#define\tAAAA", and it couldn't be parsed.
I've changed macro.split(" ", 1)' to 'macro.split(None, 1)' at line 1494(v2.4.3), and it works fine.
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This application is exactly what I wanted, but I have a minor issue with my source codes.
Some macros were defined like "#define\tAAAA", and it couldn't be parsed.
I've changed macro.split(" ", 1)' to 'macro.split(None, 1)' at line 1494(v2.4.3), and it works fine.
This application is exactly what I wanted, but I have a minor issue with my source codes.
Some macros were defined like "#define\tAAAA", and it couldn't be parsed.
I've changed macro.split(" ", 1)' to 'macro.split(None, 1)' at line 1494(v2.4.3), and it works fine.
Please open a bug with an example .h file attached
From: Heejin Cheon pro0331@users.sf.net
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Sent: Wednesday, July 9, 2014 7:13 AM
Subject: [cppheaderparser:discussion] Macro parsing error
This application is exactly what I wanted, but I have a minor issue with my source codes.
Some macros were defined like "#define\tAAAA", and it couldn't be parsed.
I've changed macro.split(" ", 1)' to 'macro.split(None, 1)' at line 1494(v2.4.3), and it works fine.
Macro parsing error
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