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the tested line: -DUnix -DMyMacro -DFFF -g -x c -I/usr/include -DFoo file.cc Scenario: - Copy line into buffer - Call Project Properties window - Activate Build|C Compiler|Include Directories field - Paste line - Activate Build|C Compiler|Preprocessor Definitions field - Paste line ==> expected: /usr/include Unix MyMacro FFF Foo real: c;/usr/include;file.cc Unix MyMacro FFF c Foo file.cc
what is an expected behavior when you type "include"?
It is converter of known compiler keys (-I, -D, -U). The converter ignore all other keys. The converter do not work as driver and know nothing about two-words keys. So any word that does not start from dash is valid input value and accepted by converter.