替换宏变量中的字符串?
我有一个宏,我在其中传递一个参数并使用它根据输入的名称定义一个新变量:
#define DO_X(x) char _do_x_var_ ## x; /* other things */
问题是如果我传递一个结构变量,它会中断:
DO_X(some_struct->thing)
变成:
char _do_x_var_some_struct->thing; /* other things */
编辑:我希望它评估什么是:(
char _do_x_var_some_struct__thing; /* other things */
或任何包含与输入类似的内容的有效变量名)
我真正想要的是让这些工作:
#define DO_X(x) for(char _do_x_var_ ## x; /*things*/)
DO_X(x){
DO_X(y) {
/*things*/
}
}
DO_X(object->x){
DO_X(object->y) {
/*things*/
}
}
但让这些失败:
#define DO_X(x) for(char _do_x_var_ ## x; /*things*/)
DO_X(x){
DO_X(x) { // <-- multiple definition of _do_x_var_x
/*things*/
}
}
DO_X(object->x){
DO_X(object->x) { // <-- multiple definition of _do_x_var_object__x (or whatever)
/*things*/
}
}
有什么方法可以使其工作吗?也许用 __
替换 ->
或其他什么?我找到了连接字符串的方法,但没有找到替换字符串的方法。
I have a macro where I pass in an argument and use that define a new variable based on the name of the input:
#define DO_X(x) char _do_x_var_ ## x; /* other things */
The problem is if I pass in a struct variable, it breaks:
DO_X(some_struct->thing)
becomes:
char _do_x_var_some_struct->thing; /* other things */
EDIT: What I want it to evaluate to is:
char _do_x_var_some_struct__thing; /* other things */
(or any valid variable name containing something similar to the input)
What I actually want is for these to work:
#define DO_X(x) for(char _do_x_var_ ## x; /*things*/)
DO_X(x){
DO_X(y) {
/*things*/
}
}
DO_X(object->x){
DO_X(object->y) {
/*things*/
}
}
but for these to fail:
#define DO_X(x) for(char _do_x_var_ ## x; /*things*/)
DO_X(x){
DO_X(x) { // <-- multiple definition of _do_x_var_x
/*things*/
}
}
DO_X(object->x){
DO_X(object->x) { // <-- multiple definition of _do_x_var_object__x (or whatever)
/*things*/
}
}
Is there some way to make this work? Maybe replacing ->
with __
or something? I've found ways to concatenate, but not replace strings..
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您还没有找到重写任意字符串的方法,因为宏无法做到这一点。宏名称必须是有效的标识符,而
->
不是。 C 预处理器的功能非常有限。您可以研究m4
以获得更强大的预处理器,但您可能走错了路。You haven't found a way to rewrite arbitrary strings because macros cannot do that. Macros names have to be valid identifiers, which
->
is not. The C preprocessor is very limited in what it can do. You could look intom4
for a stronger preprocessor, but you're likely headed down the wrong road.我不知道有任何预处理器机制可以将 struct->element 参数视为两个单独的标记或自动转换 ->element 。到下划线。我的建议是有一个单独的宏,例如 DO_X2(struct_ptr, element),它将添加“->”或在需要的地方使用“_”。然后您可以根据需要使用 DO_X 或 DO_X2。
如果您打算按照指示使用这些宏,则会出现一个单独的问题。内部 for 循环可以声明完全相同的变量名,并且不会被视为错误,因为它们具有不同的范围。例如,假设您的 C 编译器支持在 for 语句中声明迭代器,如下所示(我不认为这是 C 的标准行为):
那么您可以执行以下操作,并且不会被视为错误:
两个“int i" 具有不同的范围,因此它应该可以正常编译和执行。
I don't know of any preprocessor mechanism to treat a struct->element parameter as two separate tokens or to autoconvert the -> to an underscore. My suggestion is to have a separate macro, e.g. DO_X2(struct_ptr, element), which would add the "->" or "_" where needed. Then you could use DO_X or DO_X2 as appropriate.
There is a separate problem if you plan to use these macros as indicated. The inner for-loop can declare the exact same variable name and it will not be considered an error since they have different scope. For example, assuming your C compiler supports declaring the iterator within the for statement like this (which I don't believe is standard behavior for C):
Then you could do the following and it would not be considered an error:
The two "int i" have different scope so it should compile and execute just fine.