In article <3bd17e84@news.povray.org> , "Redbeard \(MDJohnson\)" 
<red### [at] wvadelphianet> wrote:

> IMO, if #error doesn't print the string it's passed, it shouldn't require a
> string.

An #error should not allow a string, but enforce a quoted "something".  This
is necessary so one at least has a chance to find out what the #error is
about without having to read the whole scene file.

    Thorsten

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