the code is not too long for me to replace all DOP_COLOR(sth) with HIWORD(sth),
LOWORD(sth) by hand. But it is some long for concat thus the code will be a
mess.
But to speak generaly, there is no something like #define A B directive in C,
which only replace A with B literally, in nim, isn't? Yes, I know #define must
be used carefully even in C, but I am seeking an elegant workaround in nim.
#define DOP_COLOR(col) HIWORD(col), LOWORD(col)
dim as short opcodes(...)=> { _
FL_DOP_COLOR ,DOP_COLOR(FL_RED), _
FL_DOP_LINE , _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 0, 0, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX,10000,10000, _
FL_DOP_END , _
FL_DOP_COLOR ,DOP_COLOR(FL_GREEN), _
FL_DOP_LINE , _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 0,10000, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX,10000, 0, _
FL_DOP_END , _
FL_DOP_COLOR ,DOP_COLOR(FL_BLUE), _
FL_DOP_LINE , _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 0, 5000, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX,10000, 5000, _
FL_DOP_END , _
FL_DOP_COLOR ,DOP_COLOR(Fl_DARK_YELLOW), _
FL_DOP_POLYGON , _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 1000, 1000, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 1000, 9000, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 9000, 9000, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 9000, 1000, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 1000, 1000, _
_ ' opposite direction = hole
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 1500, 1500, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 8500, 1500, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 8500, 8500, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 1500, 8500, _
FL_DOP_VERTEX, 1500, 1500, _
FL_DOP_END _
}
Run
