Hi Dominik,
> When I click on any button, it ends up using the
> standard colour set until the mous is moved. That has nothing to
> do with the PressedColorset.
Ok, this must be a bug - I will check/fix tonight.
> Another problem that is going to become worse in the future is
> code that is correct by the C99 standard but not by C89
> (specifically C++ style comments with // and declarations in the
> body of code blocks, e.g. { int i; i=1; intj; }). Is there an
> option to tell gcc to adhere to the C89 standard?
gcc -std=c89 ...
This works for me. (I'm using gcc 3.2.2) It detects both '//' &
loop declarations & reports them as errors.
Very handy, as I'm sure I would otherwise let '//' comments slip
through ocassionally. It's too ingrained! :)
SCoTT. :)
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