20.10.2010, 17:24
You are using the syntax on a wrong way, on a very suspicious wrong way -_-
You first check if it SOMETHING is defined, if it is NOT defined, you define it, than you check if SOMETHING is defined, if it is defined, you undefine it. You are repeating the syntax/function all the time which causes the prints. On a easier way to explain it to you, I will make it in steps:
1. You check if SOMETHING is not defined
2. If it is not defined, you define it
3. Then below it checks if SOMETHING is defined, if it is, than you undefine it
4. The syntax (#if !defines SOMETHING) on the top cheks if it is not defined
5. The last check undefined it, but the syntax on the top checks if it is not defined, if it is not, it defines again.
Sorry if it is quite difficult, I couldn't explain it on an easier way. In a line: The function/syntax you made is an endless process
You first check if it SOMETHING is defined, if it is NOT defined, you define it, than you check if SOMETHING is defined, if it is defined, you undefine it. You are repeating the syntax/function all the time which causes the prints. On a easier way to explain it to you, I will make it in steps:
1. You check if SOMETHING is not defined
2. If it is not defined, you define it
3. Then below it checks if SOMETHING is defined, if it is, than you undefine it
4. The syntax (#if !defines SOMETHING) on the top cheks if it is not defined
5. The last check undefined it, but the syntax on the top checks if it is not defined, if it is not, it defines again.
Sorry if it is quite difficult, I couldn't explain it on an easier way. In a line: The function/syntax you made is an endless process