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Tag Archives: preprocessor

Hiding Inactive Code In Eclipse

Posted on June 27, 2017 by Erich Styger
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In many sources I have ‘inactive’ code: source code which is disabled by some macros or defines. Eclipse is great to ‘gray’ out the inactive parts using its Indexer, but they still need screen real estate:

Inacitve Code in Eclipse

inactive Code in Eclipse Source View

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