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For example, if you want to define a constant with the value "This is a very big program", you would use KEYMACRO to define the following: #define LONGBSIZE + 10000 When you compile this program, the constant will be replaced by the pre-defined value 10000, which in this case is defined in standard Pascal as a constant with the value 10000. KEYMACRO's are particularly useful for defining constants that are not easily defined as literal numbers in the source code, such as application names, vendor names, etc. KeyMACRO is also useful for creating macros that are not easily defined in standard Pascal, such as building large repetitive strings, or constant strings. KEYMACRO is not a pre-processor, because it does not compile or interpret program source code. How to use KEYMACRO: KEYMACRO can be used in any statement in Pascal (as opposed to Standard Pascal, which limits KEYMACRO to IF or WHILE statements) KEYMACRO takes the form: KEYMACRO( [, ] [: ] [, ] [: ]... [, ]...) 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