> What do you need exactly?
i think the person i am asking for means something like the backslash
with defines in c:
#define MACRO(a, b) a \
+ b
i have no snippet from him and honestly i never had such a problem.
regards,
tobi
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What do you need exactly?
Sometimes you can short lines with "With", and math can be done in multiple
steps.
ii = 2 + 4 * f(1 + 2) + ...
-->
x = 1 + 2
ii = 4 * f(x)
ii += 2 + ...
Or:
sString = "123"
-->
sString = "1" &
"2" &
"3"
Or:
iInteger = 1 + 2 + 3
-->
iInteger = 1 +
2 +
3
These all shou
hi,
> You can do like this:
>
> Foo=bar&
> Var1&
> &foo
>
> Which results in: "barVar1foo"
>
it doesn't work for me. is it a gambas3 thing?
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autho
On 10/06/2011, at 09:21, tobias wrote:
> hello,
> i have a question about long lines. i know one can split long
> IF-statements at logical operations like
> IF TRUE = TRUE AND
> FALSE = FALSE THEN
> but is there a way to do that splitting in normal code? i think of
> something like
> i = \
> 2
>
hello,
i have a question about long lines. i know one can split long
IF-statements at logical operations like
IF TRUE = TRUE AND
FALSE = FALSE THEN
but is there a way to do that splitting in normal code? i think of
something like
i = \
2
which should end up as
i = 2
for the interpreter. is there
