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``` #define TF_RADIO_IDS_10(baseClass,displayNameBase,index10) \ class baseClass##_##index10##1 : baseClass {displayName = displayNameBase index10##1; }; #define TF_RADIO_IDS_100(baseClass,displayNameBase,index100) \ TF_RADIO_IDS_10(baseClass,displayNameBase,index100##1) TF_RADIO_IDS_100(ItemRadio,test,1) ``` With this macro i would expect the class ItemRadio_111 to be created. Because the processed string should be ItemRadio##_##index100##index10##1 -> ItemRadio##_##1##1##1. But the real Preprocessor output of binarize.exe will be ItemRadio_1##1 which is of cause unusable. It seems like the ## directive will not be evaluated when it was used in a Parameter to a macro.

``` #define TF_RADIO_IDS_10(baseClass,displayNameBase,index10) \ class baseClass##_##index10##1 : baseClass {displayName = displayNameBase index10##1; }; #define TF_RADIO_IDS_100(baseClass,displayNameBase,index100) \ TF_RADIO_IDS_10(baseClass,displayNameBase,index100##1) TF_RADIO_IDS_100(ItemRadio,test,1) ``` With this macro i would expect the class ItemRadio_111 to be created. Because the processed string should be ``` ItemRadio##_##index100##index10##1 -> ItemRadio##_##1##1##1. ``` ``` But the real Preprocessor output of binarize.exe will be ItemRadio_1##1 which is of cause unusable. It seems like the ## directive will not be evaluated when it was used in a Parameter to a macro. ```

``` #define TF_RADIO_IDS_10(baseClass,displayNameBase,index10) \ class baseClass##_##index10##1 : baseClass {displayName = displayNameBase index10##1; }; #define TF_RADIO_IDS_100(baseClass,displayNameBase,index100) \ TF_RADIO_IDS_10(baseClass,displayNameBase,index100##1) TF_RADIO_IDS_100(ItemRadio,test,1) ``` With this macro i would expect the class ItemRadio_111 to be created. Because the processed string should be be ``` ItemRadio##_##index100##index10##1 -> ItemRadio##_##1##1##1. ``` ``` But the real Preprocessor output of binarize.exe will be ItemRadio_1##1 which is of cause unusable. It seems like the ## directive will not be evaluated when it was used in a Parameter to a macro. ```