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From: Gelu Stoicescu
Subject: \scenes - parsing errors
Date: 17 Apr 2002 13:30:15
Message: <3cbdb127$1@news.povray.org>

If you want everything perfect for the big opening, you might want to know
that
\scenes\textures\patterns\crackle2.pov
\scenes\textures\patterns\crackle3.pov
give parsing error (function redefinition in a loop). Adding an #undef
solves everything. Nothing to do with my system, I guess.
The good news is all other scenes in "scenes" and "insert menu" are A-OK (I
checked that the tedious way)

Gelu Stoicescu

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From: Christoph Hormann
Subject: Re: \scenes - parsing errors
Date: 17 Apr 2002 14:03:30
Message: <3CBDB8F2.C8F40520@gmx.de>

Gelu Stoicescu wrote:
> 
> If you want everything perfect for the big opening, you might want to know
> that
> \scenes\textures\patterns\crackle2.pov
> \scenes\textures\patterns\crackle3.pov
> give parsing error (function redefinition in a loop). Adding an #undef
> solves everything. Nothing to do with my system, I guess.

No, i had a look and it's caused by the faulty scenes.  Changing the
function #declare to #local is probably the more elegant way.

Rune: I will try to get rid of the max_gradient warnings, will send you
the modified scenes then.

> The good news is all other scenes in "scenes" and "insert menu" are A-OK (I
> checked that the tedious way)

Thanks for confirming this.

Christoph

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