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compile_string() compiles a string into a lambda closure. It uses the same compiler as regular LPC code.
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37 lines
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SYNOPSIS
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#include <sys/driver_hooks.h>
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set_driver_hook(H_AUTO_INCLUDE_EXPRESSION, value)
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<value> being:
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string <text>
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string <closure>(object current_object, string current_file
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, int sys_include)
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DESCRIPTION
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Optional hook specifying a string to be included before the
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code of a compile_string() call for an LPC expression.
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Hook setting can be a string or a closure.
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If the setting is a string, it will be automatically included
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in the compilation for every compile_string() call.
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If the setting is a closure, it is called for the original
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string and for every file opened by the compiler.
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<current_object> is the object the string is compiled for.
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<base_file> will be zero for the string itself and the name
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of a file included directly or indirectly by the string.
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For an included file, <sys_include> will be TRUE if it is
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a <>-type include.
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If the result from the call is a string, it will be included
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before the actual text.
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In both cases, the string will be included as-is; in
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particular no terminating '\n' will be added.
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HISTORY
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SEE ALSO
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hooks(C), include_dirs(H), auto_include_block(H), compile_string(E)
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