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Is there an example showing how the geogebra.xml file is structured so I can write a file with custom data using another program?
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Trying to re-define GS display window orientation for easier viewing/debugging of postscript code
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Trying to re-define GS display window orientation for easier viewing/debugging of postscript code
Added postscript file that created the supplied image.
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Trying to re-define GS display window orientation for easier viewing/debugging of postscript code
Thank you, @KenS. Much appreciated. BTW, I wasn't randomly guessing. I reviewed the Ghostscript docs and other postings, and tried to rationalize the best I could. Clearly, I failed. Unfortunately, your own suggestion did work either. It did not create the window viewport oriented in the manner which I desired.
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Trying to re-define GS display window orientation for easier viewing/debugging of postscript code
Added test script
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Trying to re-define GS display window orientation for easier viewing/debugging of postscript code
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Is there an example showing how the geogebra.xml file is structured so I can write a file with custom data using another program?
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Is there an example showing how the geogebra.xml file is structured so I can write a file with custom data using another program?
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Is there an example showing how the geogebra.xml file is structured so I can write a file with custom data using another program?
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Is there an example showing how the geogebra.xml file is structured so I can write a file with custom data using another program?
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
Thank you, @dave_thompson. Is there a way that if I use the method LANGSEL == 'en', that I could then create the include statement to be of the form #include abc_en.h ?
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
Should I be changing the Title for this posting? Or do I leave it as is.
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
I removed the single quotes around the 1 for #define LANGSET 1 , and that now works perfectly. Thank you all for your various hints and guidance. Much appreciated!
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
Thank you @masonthedev. I will work with that answer, and give you credit for it. However, expanding on those individual cases, I would like to add #define LANGSET '1' for each that is a matched case, then at the bottom of that list, add #ifndef LANGSET to have the compile set my definition of a failsafe fallback definition. But for some reason, it is not correctly recognizing that if i use -DNONE , the ifndef is not being triggered. I don't know why.
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
Expanded conditions for matching during pre-processor directives. Definite error condition matching reported.
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
Final revision, adding sample header file containing message string definitions, along with script to generate those using standardized format.
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Is there an equivalent to AWK sprintf for use in C compiler #define directives?
Another revision showing partial success but not to the desired extent, using only the first 2 characters of LANGUAGE.
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