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On 31/03/2011 00:31, Zaher Dirkey wrote:
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 12:21 AM,
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<div class="im">On 30/03/2011 22:47, Zaher Dirkey wrote:<br>
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I found many of {$IFDEF SYN_LAZARUS} in SynEdit, my ask
is SynEdit used outside Lazarus (like Delphi for
example)?<br>
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they are a relict from another time....<br>
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They were once meant to mark all places were SynEdit in
Lazarus changed from the original synedit.<br>
But they do no longer work.<br>
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Only the SYN_LAZARUS version compiles, without it it will
not even compile.<br>
I started remove them a year or 2 back, but never
finished....<br>
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Martin<br>
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Can i remove it, and send the patch?<br>
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yes, but...<br>
do it in small bits, because I still need/want to review. And I am a
bit low on time...<br>
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Also, if you do any other cleanup: do it in separate patches please<br>
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Obviously the functionality need no review, just checking for
typos, or flipping the if and else part, etc (big operations like
this, almost always introduce an error somewhere)<br>
otherwise I had them all removed already<br>
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Also I want to check any bigger block (several lines / if still
existing), if the code still serves as inspirations. But small
bits, are fine.<br>
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If you want to clean up a particular bit, in order to start reading
into the code, thats cool...<br>
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Actually, just thinking about, could be easiest to run a perl script
over it.....<br>
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Martin<br>
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