"Mathuin" <mat### [at] gmailcom> wrote in message 
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>
> That's great for the *first* header, but I need it to be at the *end* of 
> the
> file, since the content file will have macros and textures and other stuff
> that's referred to in the template or included by the template's include 
> files.

One way round that is to wrap the contents of the include file in a macro 
definition then include the file at the start and run the macro wherever in 
your SDL you need it (there may be an even simpler way that I've missed 
:o)).

Regards,
Chris B.

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