smartt
Support for boolean operator for ifdef / ifndef
As far as I know, at the moment there is no way to enable a section of code if two or more variables are defined.
let's say I want to have a generic "DEBUG" compilation mode wich, if enabled, automatically "enable" the logs, enable some UI modifications, etc. I also want some more fine grained variables; something along the lines of ENABLE_LOGS, ENABLE_UI_NEXT etc...
At the moment I need to duplicate the code and do something like
...normal stuff... //#ifdef DEBUG console.log('log debug stuff'); //#endif //#ifdef ENABLE_LOGS console.log('log debug stuff'); //#endif ...normal stuff...
it would be neat, for me, to do something like
//#ifdef DEBUG or ENABLE_LOGS console.log('log debug stuff'); //#endif
I have no specified sintax for the boolean combination, if "and" and "not" or "&&" and "||" or some variant are fine
This is a good idea. I hadn't touched the code in while, but this gave me a good reason to get back in there. I'll try adding it.
