I have a macro which is something like this:
#define CREATE_FUNCTOR(name,method) struct name { void method(); };
This isn't exact so don't focus on why I want to do this! My problem is that I want the struct to be called _name, not name. If I change the macro to be:
#define CREATE_FUNCTOR(name,method) struct _name { void method(); };
Then I get a struct called "_name". Is it possible to get the preproccesor to understand I want to stick '_' onto the front of the variable? (It's actually for a message handling thing and I want to create a functor called _OnXXX for each event-handler OnXXX)
