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| AndreasS |
Posted - Feb 13 2014 : 06:37:46 AM
Hello,
Sometimes we use the marco _T() from TCHAR.H
#define __T(x) L ## x
#define _T(x) __T(x)
in other macros
#define STRING_SEPARATOR _T("|")
Wenn I put the curor on STRING_SEPERATOR in
_tcsclen(STRING_SEPARATOR)
the Definition Field of the VisualX toolbar shows
#define STRING_SEPARATOR Lx
but of corse I want to see
L"|"
Can you help? |
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| feline |
Posted - Feb 27 2014 : 11:23:22 PM
My mistake, I should have added to please submit the files via the form:
http://www.wholetomato.com/support/contact.asp
including this thread ID or URL in the description, so we can match it up.
I have replied to your email, so you can just reply to my email with the files attached instead if that is easier. |
| feline |
Posted - Feb 26 2014 : 9:50:39 PM
That makes sense, I can see how this would be connected, but so far I cannot reproduce the problem with deep macro parsing turned on, and I am not sure why. Are you seeing this in all places where you use the macro "STRING_SEPARATOR" or only some times?
Can you please export your VA and IDE settings and send them to me:
VA Options -> Performance -> Export Settings
IDE tools menu -> Import and Export Settings -> Export selected environment settings
I can then import them here and see if I can reproduce the problem. |
| AndreasS |
Posted - Feb 21 2014 : 03:29:34 AM
I use the VS2012 and VA_X.dll file version 10.8.2023.0 built 2013.12.20.
But maybe importent is that I enabled deep macro parsing (from the FAQ: http://docs.wholetomato.com?W363).
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| feline |
Posted - Feb 20 2014 : 4:33:20 PM
Which IDE and version of VA are you using?
I am getting a different behaviour here. I have even created a new, default C++ MFC app in VS2010 with VA 2023 to make sure that my test project settings were not a factor here.
With the line of code:
_tcsclen(STRING_SEPARATOR);
when I place the caret into the macro "STRING_SEPARATOR" the VA definition field shows:
#define STRING_SEPARATOR _T("|") |
