I do not understand the syntax for using name_info on a function. For example, this compiles OK:
_command void test2(int message_number = 0, _str message_text = '') name_info(','VSARG2_MACRO) {
message(message_number' 'message_text);
}
But this version does not:
_command void test2(int message_number = 0, _str message_text = '')
name_info(','VSARG2_MACRO)
{
message(message_number' 'message_text);
}
It gives an error message "Expecting '{'" and puts the cursor after the 'f' in name_info. The only difference is whitespace, so why the problem?
This one, however, does work:
_command void test2(int message_number = 0, _str message_text = ''
) name_info(','VSARG2_MACRO)
{
message(message_number' 'message_text);
}
As does this one, without name_info:
_command void test2(int message_number = 0, _str message_text = '')
{
message(message_number' 'message_text);
}
This example code, from the V12.0.1 help file (in the "name_info Attributes" section), also does not compile:
_command void gui_enumerate()
name_info(','VSARG2_REQUIRES_EDITORCTL|VSARG2_REQUIRES_AB_SELECTION)
{
...
}
