Re: [Dev-C++] #define for text ???

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A.Buschh=FCter wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a problem, that shouldn't be a problem...  ;)
> I've got a #define statement for the strings length, at the start of th=
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> file.
> It works like it should, but in this case:
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> #define MAXSTRING 256
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> void loadData(){
>   char iniFile[MAXSTRING]; // replaced
>   cIniEd tmp;
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>   strcpy(iniFile, projekt_Data.projekt_Path);
>   strcat(iniFile, "MAXSTRING.ini"); // not replaced
>   tmp.setPfad(iniFile);
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> }
> [/code]
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> I get always "MAXSTRING.ini", but it should be "256.ini", doesn't it ??=
?

NO. The preprocessor doesn't parse inside strings literals - that would=20
cause very serious problems.

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   Bal=E1zs