Internal Definitions

Rapid-Q has these variables already defined:

    $DEFINE WIN32 WIN32
    $DEFINE UNIX  UNIX
    $DEFINE TYPE  STRUCT

WIN32 is defined if you're using the Windows version of Rapid-Q
UNIX is defined if you're using the Linux/Unix version of Rapid-Q
TYPE is defined to replace the old style TYPE

Definitions for RapidQ.inc:
   __RQINC          'signals rapidQ.inc loaded
       (e.g. RapidQ.inc has the line $DEFINE __RQINC )
    __QBCOLOR        'signals RapidQ uses QBcolor(x) constants (in RapidQ.inc)

also see $DEFINE


Unhooking definitions
The term "unhooking" just means undefining a definition, ie:

    $UNDEF TYPE

This is the only definition that can affect your program when unhooked.
See the section on "User Defined Types" for more information.


Using definitions
Chapter 3 lists some examples on using $IFDEF and $IFNDEF:

    $IFDEF WIN32
         PRINT "I'm using the Windows version!"
    $ELSE
         PRINT "I'm using the Linux/Unix version!"
    $ENDIF

Undocumented definitions

$option level ? 'e.g. $option level 3 for rapidq3.lib
$option xforms 'for linux
$convert delphi '??? what the...
$debug showdir 'shows directory
$debug workdir 'shows directory
$debug version 'shows version
$debug author 'shows author's name
*** undocumented variables declared by default
$temp0
$temp1

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