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Just encountered this one In general: defines work only in the xml were there are placed in. If you need a "global" define (working in different xmls) you must place those in a separate file, e.g. global.defines.xml and then <include> that file in all xmls were you want to use those global defines.Your approach above was totally false and generated soleley a waste of time for Seb
Just encountered this one
In general: defines work only in the xml were there are placed in. If you need a "global" define (working in different xmls) you must place those in a separate file, e.g. global.defines.xml and then <include> that file in all xmls were you want to use those global defines.
Your approach above was totally false and generated soleley a waste of time for Seb
