This declaration statement used to work.... it would return 3 arguments to a
macro....
DEFINE_CONST( LINE_TEXT, // argument 1
\{_TEXT("solid")\,_TEXT("dash")\,_TEXT("doubledash")\,\}, // argument 2
"")” // argument 3
now --- building on Fedora Core 4 with gcc 4.0
the statement breaks each backslash (\) comma (,) into arguments so it now
returns 6 arguments
which becomes a problem because the macro only expects 3 arguments....
any ideas on how to resolve this.
thanks.
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