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If you want to create a text macro from existing text,select the text in the document.

Choose New Macro from the Text Macros panel menu, orclick the New Macro button inthe Text Macros panel.

Enter a macro code in the Macro Code text box. Note thatmacro codes are case-sensitive.

For Macro Text, type the text string that you want enteredwhen you activate the text macro.

To include text attributes from the existing text wheninserting or swapping macro text, select Remember Text Attributes.

By default, inserted or swapped macro text uses the styleattributes of the destination paragraph.

To assign a keyboard shortcut for activating the macro,place the cursor in the Macro Key Shortcut text box, andpress the keys you want to use for the shortcut.

Shortcuts are especially useful if you turn off AutomaticallySwap Macro Text in the Text Macros panel.

If the keyboardshortcut you want to assign to the macro is already assigned to anotherfunction, the alert symbol appears at the bottom of the dialog boxwith the message “Currently Assigned To: [function].”If you choose to assign the keyboard shortcut to the macro, theprevious keyboard shortcut function is overridden.

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The preprocessor supports text macro replacement. Function-like text macro replacement is also supported.

[edit]Syntax

[edit]Explanation

[edit]#define directives

The #define directives define the identifier as macro, that is instruct the compiler to replace all successive occurrences of identifier with replacement-list, which can be optionally additionally processed. If the identifier is already defined as any type of macro, the program is ill-formed unless the definitions are identical.

[edit]Object-like macros

Object-like macros replace every occurrence of defined identifier with replacement-list. Version (1) of the #define directive behaves exactly like that.

[edit]Function-like macros

Function-like macros replace each occurrence of defined identifier with replacement-list, additionally taking a number of arguments, which then replace corresponding occurrences of any of the parameters in the replacement-list.

The syntax of a function-like macro invocation is similar to the syntax of a function call: each instance of the macro name followed by a ( as the next preprocessing token introduces the sequence of tokens that is replaced by the replacement-list. The sequence is terminated by the matching ) token, skipping intervening matched pairs of left and right parentheses.

For version (2), the number of arguments must be the same as the number of parameters in macro definition. For versions (3,4), the number of arguments must be more than(until C++20)at least as many as(since C++20) the number of parameters (not counting ...). Otherwise the program is ill-formed. If the identifier is not in functional-notation, i.e. does not have parentheses after itself, it is not replaced at all.

Version (2) of the #define directive defines a simple function-like macro.

Version (3) of the #define directive defines a function-like macro with variable number of arguments. The additional arguments (called variable arguments) can be accessed using __VA_ARGS__ identifier, which is then replaced with arguments, supplied with the identifier to be replaced.

Version (4) of the #define directive defines a function-like macro with variable number of arguments, but no regular arguments. The arguments (called variable arguments) can be accessed only with __VA_ARGS__ identifier, which is then replaced with arguments, supplied with identifier to be replaced.

Note: if an argument of a function-like macro includes commas that are not protected by matched pairs of left and right parentheses (most commonly found in template argument lists, as in assert(std::is_same_v<int, int>); or BOOST_FOREACH(std::pair<int,int> p, m)), the comma is interpreted as macro argument separator, causing a compilation failure due to argument count mismatch.

[edit] Reserved macro names

A translation unit that includes a standard library header may not #define or #undef names declared in any standard library header.

A translation unit that uses any part of the standard library may not #define or #undef names lexically identical to:

Otherwise, the behavior is undefined.

[edit]# and ## operators

In function-like macros, a # operator before an identifier in the replacement-list runs the identifier through parameter replacement and encloses the result in quotes, effectively creating a string literal. In addition, the preprocessor adds backslashes to escape the quotes surrounding embedded string literals, if any, and doubles the backslashes within the string as necessary. All leading and trailing whitespace is removed, and any sequence of whitespace in the middle of the text (but not inside embedded string literals) is collapsed to a single space. This operation is called 'stringification'. If the result of stringification is not a valid string literal, the behavior is undefined.

A ## operator between any two successive identifiers in the replacement-list runs parameter replacement on the two identifiers (which are not macro-expanded first) and then concatenates the result. This operation is called 'concatenation' or 'token pasting'. Only tokens that form a valid token together may be pasted: identifiers that form a longer identifier, digits that form a number, or operators + and = that form a +=. A comment cannot be created by pasting / and * because comments are removed from text before macro substitution is considered. If the result of concatenation is not a valid token, the behavior is undefined.

Note: some compilers offer an extension that allows ## to appear after a comma and before __VA_ARGS__, in which case the ## does nothing when the variable arguments are present, but removes the comma when the variable arguments are not present: this makes it possible to define macros such as fprintf (stderr, format, ##__VA_ARGS__)

[edit]#undef directive

The #undef directive undefines the identifier, that is cancels previous definition of the identifier by #define directive. If the identifier does not have associated macro, the directive is ignored.

[edit]Predefined macros

The following macro names are predefined in every translation unit.

The following additional macro names may be predefined by the implementations.

The values of these macros (except for __FILE__ and __LINE__) remain constant throughout the translation unit. Attempts to redefine or undefine these macros result in undefined behavior.

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[edit]See also

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