How to match #ifdef #endif ?

[Anonymous_Banned275]

The compiler can identify missing #ifdef #endif pair.
I can manually identify the contents between brackets...

I need to identify contents between #ifdef ... #endif pair.

There is a"matchit" package...

Will it help with the task ?

[ziller]

I need to identify contents between #ifdef ... #endif pair.

What do you mean with "identify contents"?

There is a"matchit" package...

Where is a "matchit" package?

Will it help with the task ?

I don't understand the task. Please help us to understand what you want by providing a (small) example of what your code looks like and what you would like to achieve.

[Anonymous_Banned275]

@AnneRanch said in How to match #ifdef #endif ?:

I need to identify contents between #ifdef ... #endif pair.

I need to identify contents between #ifdef ... #endif pair.
in source code

#Iifdef THIS

here is the contents between

#endif

If I put mouse on
#ifdef

what else I have to do to

how it will

go to corresponding

#endif

and highlight t the contents between

#ifdef

#enbdif
?????

I can this with matching pair of brackets

[Christian Ehrlicher]

@AnneRanch said in How to match #ifdef #endif ?:

what else I have to do to

Strg+F, enter '#endif' in the search field

[SPlatten]

Its common practice to just put a single line comment at the end of the initial #ifdef line, then again at the end of the matching #endif, e.g:

#ifdef MY_EXAMPLE //123
...
#endif //123