persistent $PP

[jcfuller]

Kevin,
  Now that it looks like a working $PP is possible would you entertain a command line option that would make it persistent and send every line to ProcessLine in bcxpp.dll ?

James

[MrBcx]

Kevin,
  Now that it looks like a working $PP is possible would you entertain a command line option that would make it persistent and send every line to ProcessLine in bcxpp.dll ?

James

James,

Yes ... I will consider it.

But before I sink any time into that request, I recommend simply placing a $PP at the top and bottom
of your programs achieves the same effect.  $PP was not designed with C++ constructs in mind.  And
while $PP might work just fine with every C++ statement that you throw at it, no one has demonstrated
that yet.
 

[jcfuller]

Kevin,
  Thank you for the consideration.
$PP is not persistent through $includes.
I had to add $PP's start and end on all $include files I used.

James

Hold on.  It IS persistent . I swear I tried this before and it did not work. MY BAD!!!!

[Robert]

Kevin,
  Thank you for the consideration.
$PP is not persistent through $includes.
I had to add $PP's start and end on all $include files I used.

James

Hold on.  It IS persistent . I swear I tried this before and it did not work. MY BAD!!!!

Hi James:

Don't sweat it. I am having exactly one of those days as well. W.T.F. I know this worked before, why not now ...

Today is National Ice Cream Day. I think I'll go to the store and reboot.

[jcfuller]

Robert,
  Aha. I only ate half of my pint of Ben & Jerry's Vanilla Caramel Fudge for lunch. Time to go finish it!

James