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BUG: #if / #endif in Includes section not working
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The #endif tag in the Includes section gets ignored if this is used in more than 1 node.
To replicate, create 2 nodes, with the following includes:
//node 1 Include
#if n1
#include n1.h
#endif
//node2 include
#if n2
#include n2.h
#endif
The second #endif is ignored, so you get an error "unmatched #if"
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Thanks for the report, I'll look into it.
In what scenario are you needing to use these #if statements?
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I'm trying to include or exclude certain functionality based on global #defines. So, for instance, I have WIFI and GMS functionality, which I want to be able to switch on/off depending on what version of my hardware I'm compiling.
It works fine in all the other sections, but not in the "includes" section.
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Makes sense.
I think what's happening is that #include lines are being parsed out and dealt with, I'll update that process to ignore #if and #endif lines.
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