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"Thorsten Froehlich" wrote:
> "Rune" wrote:
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> > So that must be a bug?
>
> No, because the documentation never says that the
> #error string is printed to the #error stream
Yes it does.
"There are seven distinct text streams that POV-Ray uses for output. You may
output only to three of them."
Look, no matter how you put it there is a bug*, and not just in the
documentation.
If the error directive is supposed to only accept quoted text, but not
pre-defined strings, then there's a bug because it does accept pre-defined
strings.
If the error directive is supposed to accept any string, including
pre-defined strings, then there's a bug because the string is not used for
anything at all, and thus the user don't see the string.
> Oh, and note that the error message is actually displayed
> once already in the line showing with the #error directive...
Not if the error message is a pre-defined string.
* Of course I don't have the final saying in this, but I haven't yet seen
any arguments that indicate otherwise.
Rune
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