Renamed c_with => c_fordefer, and removed c_withvar. Macros were too deceiving and hid the fact that it was for-loops. Now it is more explicit.

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/examples/bits.c b/examples/bits.c
index 65be30ac..e478321c 100644
--- a/examples/bits.c
+++ b/examples/bits.c
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 

 int main() 

 {

-    c_with (cbits set = cbits_with_size(23, true), cbits_del(&set)) {

+    c_fordefer (cbits set = cbits_with_size(23, true), cbits_del(&set)) {

         printf("count %zu, %zu\n", cbits_count(set), set.size);

         cbits s1 = cbits_from_str("1110100110111");

         char buf[256];

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ int main()
 

         cbits_reset(&set, 9);

         cbits_resize(&set, 43, false);

-        c_withbuf (str, char, set.size + 1)

+        c_forbuffer (str, char, set.size + 1)

             printf(" str: %s\n", cbits_to_str(set, str, 0, -1));

 

         printf("%4zu: ", set.size);

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ int main()
             printf("%d", cbits_test(set, i));

         puts("");

 

-        c_with (cbits s2 = cbits_clone(set), cbits_del(&s2)) {

+        c_fordefer (cbits s2 = cbits_clone(set), cbits_del(&s2)) {

             cbits_flip_all(&s2);

             cbits_set(&s2, 16);

             cbits_set(&s2, 17);