Preprocesador para Unreal Script - UCPP v1.3

Esta noticia esta dirigida para los que trabajen con el UnrealScript, ya que esta herramienta, desarrollada por ElMuerte, se ejecuta antes de compilar el script y puede añadir comandos que no están en el script del Unreal Engine, tanto del 1 como del 2, y son sobretodo directrices que soportan el C y el C++.

Los cambios desde la versión 1.1 hasta la versión 1.3 son los siguientes (se salto la v1.2):

Changes since version 1.2

Changed:
- You can now use relative paths in SYSTEM or BASE, for example SYSTEM=.
  will assume that the current directory is the system directory (in
  case you didn't know "." is the current directory and ".." is the
  parent directory).

Added:
- the notice messages inserted by '#ucpp notice' can now be configured
  in the ini file: "noticeMessage" in the section [Options]
- new directive "#ucpp rename filename" this will rename the resulting
  file to "filename". Note: filename is relative to the input filename.
  This way to can also generate include files through UCPP to be used by
  the UnrealEngine's #include directive.
- you can now import environment variables by adding the commandline
  argument "-env", all environment variables will be important and can
  be used as normal defines. All environment variables are defined as a
  string.
- added 2 new builtin functions to be used in an #if expression:
  strcmp/2 and stricmp/2
  strcmp returns 0 if the strings are equal, stricmp is case
  insensitive. For example:
#define TEST1 "Hello World"
#if strcmp(TEST1, "Hello World") == 0
this is true
#endif
#define TEST2 "Hello World"
#if strcmp(TEST2, "hello world") == 0
this is false, use stricmp/2 for this
#endif
#define TEST3 Hello World
#if strcmp(TEST3, "Hello World") == 0
this is false
#endif
#define TEST4 1234
#if strcmp(TEST4, 1234) == 0
this is true, it's a side effect
#endif

Changes since version 1.1

Bug fixes:
- conditionals with defines are sometimes not parsed correctly. The
  following example whould not compile correctly when DEBUG wasn't
  true.
#if DEBUG
#define TEST(a) LOG(a)
#else
#define TEST(a)
#endif
- fixed a cosmetic bug where too many comment marks where added before
  a line after a conditional directive

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