Louis Proyect wrote:
> 
> Okay, on yesterday's suggestion, I tried to put this in:
> 
> directive TITLETOPLINES 24
> 
> But I get a message saying,
> 
> "Indexing Data Source: "File-System"
> Bad directive on line #143: define TITLETOPLINES 24
> 
> Now I hate to sound totally stupid, but it is necessary to remove the pound
> sign in order for the directive to take effect?
> 
> "#directive TITLETOPLINES 24" has no effect. Right?

The # is necessary.  The easiest thing to do is get a copy of the
original file and simply change the 12 to 24 (or whatever).  The line
should look like:

#define TITLETOPLINES 24

This is confusing for many people coming from Perl/Python/Shell
programming.  There, a # introduces a comment while in C (or technically
the C preprocessor), it introduces a preprocessor command.

moo
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