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"#if defined(xx)" code highlight [message #1400615]

Mon, 14 July 2014 13:09

Giuliano Favro

Messages: 1
Registered: July 2014

Junior Member

Hi all,
I have a little question about #define and code highlight.

In a project I have some #define in header files, the header files can be included hierarchically in other heder, finally included in the c file.

when I try the following code:

#include "myinclude.h"

#if defined(ddf) && (ddf != 0)
...
#else

#endif

even if the "ddf" is defined somewhere in "myinclude.h" the code under the if branch is greyed and under the else branch are displayed as active.

If I compile the source code the code under #if branch is correctly compiled.

Instead if the define is declared in the project options the if tree is correctly displayed.

How i can do for correcltly display the active code?

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Re: "#if defined(xx)" code highlight [message #1403503 is a reply to message #1400615]

Thu, 24 July 2014 08:19

SkConti Berlin

Messages: 4
Registered: April 2014

Junior Member

Hello,
I have tested your scenario and the highlighting is just fine (ddf is #defined in "types.h" as 1).
Sorry, no big help... Maybe try to "simplify" the #define (do not use other macros in ddf or other #if around ddf).

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