Two files:

"test.inc" with just the following macro:
#macro DoNothing() #end

"test.pov" with the following:
#include "test.inc"
DoNothing()

#declare Test = 0;
//#declare Hm = Test.y;
#if (Test.y!=1)
#end

Run "test.pov" and I get an unhandled exception because of the "Test.y" in
the #if-clause. Uncomment the declaration of "Hm", and I get a "Parse Error:
Bad operands for period operator."

All this on POV-Ray 3.6.1c.icl8.win32, Win 2000, AthlonXP 2.4Ghz+, 768MB
RAM.

I know that 3.7 is in the making, perhaps someone can check if the problem
persists there?

Regards,
Tim

-- 
aka "Tim Nikias v2.0"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>

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change
 #declare Test = 0;
to
 #declare Test = <0,0,0>;

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Le 18-07-31 à 06:26, maevius a écrit :
> change
>   #declare Test = 0;
> to
>   #declare Test = <0,0,0>;
> 
> 

That's not even the last 3.6 subversion. It ended with version 3.6g. You 
should update to version 3.7.

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"maevius" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> change
>  #declare Test = 0;
> to
>  #declare Test = <0,0,0>;

Why did you reply to a 12 (!!!) year old message?

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