#pragma explanation
I found these lines in a plugin im editing, what they do, how they affect compiling and can i remove them ?
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Re: #pragma explanation
- It means you must finish each lines by a semicolon ';'. But by default it's not needed at all.
- It changes the control char. By default it's '^'. You can safely remove the first. |
Re: #pragma explanation
I don't think you can safely remove the second one if the code in that plugin uses the ctrlchar as \
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Re: #pragma explanation
You're right, didn't try to think much -_-
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I cant escape like ^^ .. and if i change the control char with $ for example i get a lot of error at formatex html ..
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Re: #pragma explanation
Don't use $ then, but you can escape ^ using ^^. I've tested it.
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Re: #pragma explanation
from my code
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