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Florian Brucker wrote:
> This is not always possible: Imagine calling a include file inside a
> loop, where the include file uses a global variable that has to be
> changed for every run:
>
> #local index = 0;
> #while (index<10000)
> #declare This_Is_Used_By_The_Include = Some_Function(index);
> #include "someinclude.inc"
> #local index = index + 1;
> #end
>
> You'll always have to rely to some extent on the 3rd-party programmer,
> even if you use real OOP-languages like C++ or Java.
>
>
> Regards,
> Florian
This is certainly possible now, however it goes back to the old practice
of using an include file as a macro, rather than including a file once,
and calling a macro inside of it. IMNSHO, this practice should be
discourage anyway, so I would consider it a bonus ;)
...Chambers
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