From: "Richard Fritz" <richard@marcofquality.com>
Subject: Re: $IFDEF directive
Date: 26 May 2000 00:00:00 GMT
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I havent seen this in Delphi.
You could make a separate define for each of the two groups you
want to code differently (for example $DELPHI123 and $DELPHI45)

{$IFDEF DELPHI1}
    {$DEFINE DELPHI123}
{$ENDIF DELPHI1}

{$IFDEF DELPHI2}
    {$DEFINE DELPHI123}
{$ENDIF DELPHI2}

{$IFDEF DELPHI3}
    {$DEFINE DELPHI123}
{$ENDIF DELPHI3}

then

{$IFDEF DELPHI123}
...
{$ENDIF}


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regards,
Richard
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"Vladimir" <valdy@bulgaria.com> wrote in message
news:8gmhjf$etd3@bornews.borland.com...
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to check for multiple defines in one $IFDEF directive?
> I want to use some declarations in Delphi 1,2,3 but not in Delphi 4
> and 5.
> Can I write some like that:
>   {$IFDEF VER80, VER90, VER100}
>   .....
>   {$ENDIF}
>
> Thanks for th help.
>
> Vladimir