>> > BTW, as a quick note, purely textual include should be doable with
>> > a simple wrapper script that invokes the c++ preprocessor frontend.
>> Wouldn't that mess up line numbers and error messages?
> Ahh yes. Beancount would have to honor the #line directives.
There can be other surprises with CPP, since it's specifically designed
for C/C++ and not for Beancount. We used to use CPP to generate Emacs's
Makefile and there were a few oddities we had to work around (can't
remember the details, but at least there were a few predefined CPP
constants which caused undesired substitutions).
Stefan
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