On 2010-09-28 Tamas TEVESZ <[email protected]> wrote:
> these were probably supposed to be some sort of (rich) text editor
> components, both of which are quite unlikely to be used ever again.
> wdm doesn't use them either, so so long.
enum {
- WC_Window = 0,
- WC_Frame = 1,
- WC_Label = 2,
- WC_Button = 3,
- WC_TextField = 4,
- WC_Scroller = 5,
- WC_ScrollView = 6,
- WC_List = 7,
- WC_Browser = 8,
- WC_PopUpButton = 9,
- WC_ColorWell = 10,
- WC_Slider = 11,
- WC_Matrix = 12, /* not ready */
- WC_SplitView = 13,
- WC_TabView = 14,
- WC_ProgressIndicator = 15,
- WC_MenuView = 16,
- WC_Ruler = 17,
- WC_Text = 18,
- WC_Box = 19
+ WC_Window,
+ WC_Frame,
+ WC_Label,
+ WC_Button,
+ WC_TextField,
+ WC_Scroller,
+ WC_ScrollView,
+ WC_List,
+ WC_Browser,
+ WC_PopUpButton,
+ WC_ColorWell,
+ WC_Slider,
+ WC_SplitView,
+ WC_TabView,
+ WC_ProgressIndicator,
+ WC_MenuView,
+ WC_Text,
+ WC_Box
};
I think this removal of WC_Matrix might break binary compatibility,
i.e. binaries built against the older header will fail to run
correctly, since 13 is suddenly WC_TabView instead of WC_SplitView. (I
am assuming that enum is working as a #define would. But that is me
guessing.)
cu andreas
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