The properties of the selected function extension are shown in the property grid on the right-hand side. Some of the properties are described below.
The unique name of the extension. This name will not appear in C++ code, and therefore does not need to be a valid C++ name. However, it must be unique among function extensions, and it cannot be changed without breaking any functions that use it.
A list of header files that are required in order for
the extension code to compile. If the list contains more than one file,
they should be separated with semi-colons.
A #include
statement will be added (if necessary)
to the source file for each of the header files listed.
If IgnoreLocalHeaders is true, then the #include
statement will exclude the
local directory, e.g.:
#include <myheader.h>
If IgnoreLocalHeaders is false, then the compiler will look in the current directory first, e.g.:
#include "myheader.h"