Hi,
I stumbled upon the Shader::_computeShaderDefines() function, which as far as i
could understand should extract additional information from all line starting
with #pragma. When a line is found it looks for the next opening brackets and
analyze the text between the #pragma and the opening bracket. But when the
#pragma line does not have a opening bracket but some following line has the
analyzed text is wrong.
For example use the following shader code:
Code:
#pragma vp_entryPoint atmos_fragment_main
varying vec3 atmos_vert;
void atmos_fragment_main(inout vec4 color)
{
In this shader code the analyzed line would be "atmos_fragment_main
varying vec3 atmos_vert;
void atmos_fragment_main" which looks wrong to me.
I think the open bracket should only be use when it's found before the end of
the current line. Right?
Regards,
Andreas
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