Description
Many preprocessing directives operate on sequences of raw text characters
called Text-Arguments. A Text-Argument may be specified
using any one of several methods:
- Specifying the text directly using a raw Text-Literal.
- Using the Text-Expansion-Operator
to convert a numeric expression to its text representation.
- Using a Text-EquateName
in those contexts where a Text-Argument is expected. In
this case the preprocessor will automatically resolve the Text-EquateName
and use its value as the Text-Argument.
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