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Common string literal constants for boolean and value comparisons. More...
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| file | string_constants.h |
| String literal constants. | |
Macros | |
| #define | STR_ZERO "0" |
| String literal: "0" (zero) | |
| #define | STR_ONE "1" |
| String literal: "1" (one) | |
| #define | STR_FALSE "false" |
| String literal: "false". | |
| #define | STR_TRUE "true" |
| String literal: "true". | |
| #define | STR_OFF "off" |
| String literal: "off". | |
| #define | STR_ON "on" |
| String literal: "on". | |
| #define | STR_NO "no" |
| String literal: "no". | |
| #define | STR_YES "yes" |
| String literal: "yes". | |
Common string literal constants for boolean and value comparisons.
| #define STR_FALSE "false" |
#include <string_constants.h>
String literal: "false".
Used for boolean string comparisons.
Definition at line 40 of file string_constants.h.
| #define STR_NO "no" |
#include <string_constants.h>
String literal: "no".
Used for boolean string comparisons.
Definition at line 76 of file string_constants.h.
| #define STR_OFF "off" |
#include <string_constants.h>
String literal: "off".
Used for boolean string comparisons (disable/enable).
Definition at line 58 of file string_constants.h.
| #define STR_ON "on" |
#include <string_constants.h>
String literal: "on".
Used for boolean string comparisons (enable/disable).
Definition at line 67 of file string_constants.h.
| #define STR_ONE "1" |
#include <string_constants.h>
String literal: "1" (one)
Used for boolean comparisons and numeric string parsing.
Definition at line 31 of file string_constants.h.
| #define STR_TRUE "true" |
#include <string_constants.h>
String literal: "true".
Used for boolean string comparisons.
Definition at line 49 of file string_constants.h.
| #define STR_YES "yes" |
#include <string_constants.h>
String literal: "yes".
Used for boolean string comparisons.
Definition at line 85 of file string_constants.h.
| #define STR_ZERO "0" |
#include <string_constants.h>
String literal: "0" (zero)
Used for boolean comparisons and numeric string parsing.
Definition at line 22 of file string_constants.h.