Hi, is there a way in libcpp, to figure out the previous directive that was parsed correctly ? I guess the current directive being parsed is stored in cpp_reader.directive by run_directive() / _cpp_handle_directive(), but wasn't able to figure out for previous directive(s). Shall I need to explicitly store the previous directive, or is this done by libcpp ?
In case I require to explicitly store the previous directive, is following the correct way to do it: ? in end_directive(): /* Restore state. */ pfile->state.save_comments = ! CPP_OPTION (pfile, discard_comments); pfile->state.in_directive = 0; pfile->state.in_expression = 0; pfile->state.angled_headers = 0; pfile->prev_directive = pfile->directive; // here pfile->directive = 0; I thought it better to add a member const cpp_hashnode *prev_directive to cpp_reader, instead of creating a file-scope variable. Or should I rather have file-scoped (in directives.c) prev_directive instead (if modification to cpp_reader is not justified for this use case) ? Thanks and Regards, Prathamesh
