Hi Przemek,
This is Harbour .prg code.
^^^^
So please refresh in your mind what && does in .prg code ;-)
That's why I was asking if I was missing something :/
I fully thought we replicated the C way of #defines,
and I'm a bit puzzled on this syntax :(
[ There are probably some reasons for this, but I fully
forgot about the whole topic. ]
If harbour is run (any version, I've now tried with 1.0.1 final
BCC55),
it prints: 'DEF_A AND NOT DEF_B'
Use '.and.', f.e.:
#if defined( DEF_A ) .and. defined( DEF_B )
#stdout "DEF_A and DEF_B defined"
#endif
In this case you can also use bit operation and '&' operator because
defined() returns 0 or 1
Okay, many thanks, I'll need this:
'#if defined( DEF_A ) .and. .not. defined( DEF_B )'
This seems to work okay.
Brgds,
Viktor
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