[XonX-Users] Re: X11.app patch Revisited
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From: John D. P. <jpe...@ma...> - 2005-04-19 08:48:59
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I just posted the below, but I may have done it from the wrong e- mail, so if you didn't see it, read below! :-) To add: darwinFakeMouse2Mask uses the function DarwinPArseModifierList (), which is defined in darwin.c... but not declared anywhere. I'm not sure where it went, I'm going to assume that it (like darwinSwapAltMeta) used to be global, but is no more. Help? JP On 19 Apr 2005, at 01:33, John Davidorff Pell wrote: > I've posted a few bugs with the patch against 6.8.2 on the patch > page. Here they are again: > > In .../apple/dri_glx.c, __driConfigOptions is declared as static, > though in extras/Mesa/include/GL/internal/dri_interface.h it is not > (its declared with extern, then used in .../glx/dri_glx.c). This > causes the build on 6.8.2 to fail. :-! > > In .../darwin/quartz/applewm.c, appleWMProcs is declared as static, > though in .../darwin/quartz/applewmExt.h it it not. This causes the > build to fail. :-! > > I "fixed" both by commenting out static on that particular line. :-p > > I have another problem that I'm not sure how to fix. In .../apple/ > X11Application.m, `darwinSwapAltMeta' is used. This variable is > defined in .../drwinKeyboard.c (note that's a .c file, not a .h > file...?). I'm not sure what to include here to make this happy... > Should I declare it again in X11Application.m? iDon't think so, b/c > darwinKeyboard.c uses it... > > in darwinKeyboard.c, darwinSwapAltMeta is declared `int > darwinSwapAltMeta = 0;', and then checked at the end of the > function `if (darwinSwapAltMeta)'. I'm guessing that this is > supposed to pick up somewhere the setting! But, appearently it > doesn't...? meThinks that X11Application.m is trying to set this > very setting, but its not available. Did it used to be global? If I > make it global, will Jesus hate me? > > JP > > > > -- > "They [our enemies] never stop thinking about new ways to harm our > country and our people, and neither do we. We must never stop > thinking about how best to offend our country." - George W. Bush > (August 5, 2004) > > |