On the mac I do
char *getImageName(void) {}
void SetImageNameViaString(char *string,UInt32 encoding) {}
and provide character set encoding information, so I never refer to the
global directly, rather only thru methods that consider the
character encoding the VM is set to use.
On Nov 23, 2004, at 7:28 PM, Tim Rowledge wrote:
> In a similar vein to my previous email, I'd like to make a small
> cleanup in the writeImage code - it currently refers directly to
> 'imageName'. This feels nasty since it's not an ivar, a temp or
> anything accessible to the slang code - it's a C global kept mostly in
> blahMain.c or wherever. It just makes me cringe when I see it.
>
> We already have a prototype for a nice little getter function in sq.h,
> so could we try using
> char * getImageName(void); ?
>
> All it needs to be is
> char * getImageName(void) {
> return imageName;
> }
>
>
> tim
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