Greetings,
Android Studio uses "ANDROID_" prefix for for ${INCLUDE_GUARD} macro when
creating a new C++ class header.
Example: Test.h --> #ifndef ANDROID_TEST_H
This is confusing since the CPP sources are not ANDROID specific, "Android"
is not in source's filename, nor is the cpp file in any Android project
sub-directory. Source file merely happened to be created from a
user-defined (almost) template and applied by AndroidStudio (... although,
then, should not it be ANDROID_STUDIO_TEST_H?).
Question:
How may I change this setting?
Is it a MACRO defined elsewhere in Android Studio?
(Not seeing it in the Templates, Includes, Code, or Other tabs)
Is it a hardwired value or can it be user-tweakable?
My personal preference would be to use only the source header's filename.
Example: Test.h becomes #ifndef TEST_H
I know others who prefer to use underscores (leading/trailing/both) such as:
#ifndef _TEST_H
#ifndef TEST_H_
#ifndef _TEST_H_
#ifndef __TEST_H__
...
(No, I do not wish to have another debate on the benefits of #pragma once.)
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