Is thare a alternative to the #define option in C++ ?

[Guest]

Hello,
When I was code things in C++,  Sometimes I used the #define option..
Is there something that doing this in Autoit ?
 

[Bowmore]

The equivalent of the C++ statment

#define MAX_NAME_LEN 80;

Would be this in AutoIt

Global Const MAX_NAME_LEN = 80

 

[Guest]

17 minutes ago, Bowmore said:

The equivalent of the C++ statment

#define MAX_NAME_LEN 80;

Would be this in AutoIt

Global Const MAX_NAME_LEN = 80

 

It's not exactly the same.
In my case I need to access some value that inside array inside array inside array ...
And change it .. for example I have line like this:

(($aVids[$aVids_iDx1][$C_aVids_idx2_aOutPr])[($aVids[$aVids_iDx1][$C_aVids_idx2_aOutPr])[0][$C_PrMo_Fr_aOutData_idx2_0_ActiveID]][$C_PrMo_Fr_aOutData_idx2_aRanges])[0][0] ; = the size of the array

 

If I going to define it like this

Local Const $C_iSize = (($aVids[$aVids_iDx1][$C_aVids_idx2_aOutPr])[($aVids[$aVids_iDx1][$C_aVids_idx2_aOutPr])[0][$C_PrMo_Fr_aOutData_idx2_0_ActiveID]][$C_PrMo_Fr_aOutData_idx2_aRanges])[0][0]

And then I will try to change $C_iSize, it will not work. it will cause error, claiming I can't change $C_iSize.
But it is not $C_iSize that I want to change. but it is this giant line that it pointing to.

In C++ it will not complain.. Because #define is a a little different thing. (I hope you understand what's different)

Edited April 29, 2017 by Guest