TinCanMan <Tin### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
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This also helps when I am developing code. I write a macro which performs
some operation to an array. I will then write the array to an include file
in the form:
#macro Name_Array [NAME]
#local NAME = array[120843]
{[array items]}
#end
This allows me to parse only subsequent operations to the array *without*
using any global #declares. It also allows me to remove several data items
from a macro which I might use to find a problem later. I can name any
values at all which I declare within my macro and write the information
outside of the macro when I am done. Then, when the macro is working as
intended, I can remove these items only from between the parenthesis in the
macro definition without having to crawl through the macro and remove
anything.
-Shay
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