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vid 23 Dec 2004, 18:18
it's allright, any character that isn't reserved can be part of name. otherwise people couldn't use names containing #255 for exmaple
![]() %_ fix { _% fix } %comon fix common @ExitProcess = 1 etc. what's bad about name ^@^!? (btw: ... noticed funny thinG, not think) |
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MCD 23 Dec 2004, 18:27
nothing.
but take a look at the xor operator "^" |
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vid 23 Dec 2004, 18:32
if there will be some xor operator then this would be surely disabled.
btw, if you don't like it, just search fasm sources for list of reserved symbols and add them all (i am not sure with this but you can try). I am not sure but i thik list was just some string containing reserved chars, but maybe there has to be handler for each, only HE knows ![]() |
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MCD 23 Dec 2004, 19:14
Sorry, I meant take a look at the thread "Compiler Internals > Logical xor operator for Fasm needed? With "^" character". What do you think? (Or have you already been there?)
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vid 23 Dec 2004, 20:32
yep, i voted for it, it shouldn't cause any harm, and you are right it may needed at some times where will old way distort readability of code.
Only problem could be with maniacs who used "^" character in names of their variables ![]() |
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MCD 23 Dec 2004, 21:04
I normally don't use such characters in variables/constants, I just wanted to show something :p
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