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Subject: Re: Aha!!!  Found the problem with rhide ^space function not working
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Stuart Hall wrote:

> Thanks to Mr. Tropea for giving me a clue - my ctrl-space and other
> pseudo-macros weren't working using Rhide 1.4 because I had not given
> my program a name - that is, I hadn't saved it as a .c, .cpp or other
> program yet.  As soon as I saved the program as programe.c, the c
> pseudo macros worked just fine!!
>
> Gotta love the #i ^space macro.  :-)
>

In the next release I'll include a Perl version where #i will be
expanded to the request directive when the file is a Perl source. The
idea is just remember #i as the include short cut and expand it
according to the language of the file. With the same idea in mind the
"pr" pmacro is expanded to a print command suitable for Perl.

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