in reply to Re^5: How to simulate a preprocessor macro without one?
in thread How to simulate a preprocessor macro without one?

By using overload and overloading q for the constant string parts and the "."-operator for the string concatenations in between.

That doesn't overload qq. It's already done its job by then
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