on wish: some precompiler directives
Author: ulrichmerkel@web.de (ulrich-merkel)
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Short Description
some precompiler directives
Description
#forpair v_id, v_value = (test=12,ab=33), v_count
similar to #for, but allows pairs of information
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#defineglobal
extends the lifetime of the #define to the end of the compile unit
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#definegroup
extends the lifetime of the #define to the end of the compile module
form
entity
field
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similar to #for, but allows pairs of information
**************************
#defineglobal
extends the lifetime of the #define to the end of the compile unit
**************************
#definegroup
extends the lifetime of the #define to the end of the compile module
form
entity
field
**************************
Use case (please read what is requested here!)
for a clearer to handle directives.
You see directly the pair and do not have 2 lists where you have to take care the positions are kept (current way to handle pairs)
#definegroup and #defineglobal to define in a trigger (<LPMX>) which can be reused in entities or fields without toggle to the <DEFN> trigger
Importance
Once again, easier handling, easier maintenance, global #defines can be set in the context of the other code instaed of jumping back and forth.
Some frameworks I saw request a "#define xyz" (currently in <DEFN>) if you want to specify a "user exit" in (LPMX).
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Short Description
Description
similar to #for, but allows pairs of information
**************************
#defineglobal
extends the lifetime of the #define to the end of the compile unit
**************************
#definegroup
extends the lifetime of the #define to the end of the compile module
form
entity
field
**************************
Use case (please read what is requested here!)
You see directly the pair and do not have 2 lists where you have to take care the positions are kept (current way to handle pairs)
#definegroup and #defineglobal to define in a trigger (<LPMX>) which can be reused in entities or fields without toggle to the <DEFN> trigger
Importance
Some frameworks I saw request a "#define xyz" (currently in <DEFN>) if you want to specify a "user exit" in (LPMX).
Author: ulrich-merkel (ulrichmerkel@web.de)