#define color with 0x prefix - Printable Version

#define color with 0x prefix - Printable Version

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#define color with 0x prefix - IllidanS4 - 14.05.2015

Is it possible to create a #define using another define adding the "0x" prefix?

pawn Code:

#define INLINE_RED FF0000
#define COLOR_RED 0xINLINE_REDFF //would result in 0xFF0000FF

Re: #define color with 0x prefix - JaydenJason - 14.05.2015

nope sir

Re: #define color with 0x prefix - Misiur - 14.05.2015

Just to be precise: it isn't because nesting macros doesn't work, it's just because there isn't a kind of "stop" character before your new macro:

pawn Code:

#define RED FF0000
#define OTHER_RED 0x|RED

//OTHER_RED => 0x|FF0000

Re: #define color with 0x prefix - IllidanS4 - 30.05.2015

Found a workaround:

pawn Code:

#define RED[%0,%1] %0FF0000%1
#define INLINE[%0] "{"#%0[,]"}"
#define COLOR[%0] %0[0x,FF]

//INLINE[RED] = "{FF0000}"
//COLOR[RED] = 0xFF0000FF