vte r1536 - in trunk: . src

[cpwilson svn gnome org]

Author: cpwilson
Date: 2007-01-26 01:45:13 +0000 (Fri, 26 Jan 2007)
New Revision: 1536
ViewCVS link: http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/vte?rev=1536&view=rev

Modified:
   trunk/ChangeLog
   trunk/configure.in
   trunk/src/buffer.c
   trunk/src/iso2022.c
   trunk/src/keymap.c
   trunk/src/table.c
   trunk/src/trie.c
   trunk/src/vte-private.h
   trunk/src/vte.c
   trunk/src/vteseq.c
Log:
2007-01-26  Chris Wilson <chris chris-wilson co uk>

	Spend half an hour a day killing warnings...

	* configure.in:
		Remove -Wswitch-enum from MAYBE_WARN. I am that lazy.
	* src/buffer.c:
	* src/iso2022.c: (_vte_iso2022_is_ambiguous),
	(_vte_iso2022_ambiguous_width), (_vte_iso2022_map_get),
	(_vte_iso2022_find_nextctl), (_vte_iso2022_sequence_length),
	(_vte_iso2022_fragment_input), (process_8_bit_sequence),
	(process_cdata), (_vte_iso2022_process_single), (process_control),
	(_vte_iso2022_process):
	* src/keymap.c: (_vte_keymap_map):
	* src/table.c:
	* src/trie.c: (char_class_none_extract),
	(char_class_digit_extract), (char_class_multi_extract),
	(char_class_any_extract), (unichar_snlen), (unichar_sncmp),
	(char_class_string_extract), (_vte_trie_addx), (_vte_trie_add),
	(_vte_trie_matchx), (_vte_trie_match), (_vte_trie_printx),
	(_vte_trie_print), (convert_mbstowcs), (main):
	* src/vte-private.h:
	* src/vte.c: (vte_terminal_find_charcell),
	(_vte_row_data_find_charcell), (vte_terminal_emit_commit),
	(vte_terminal_match_clear_all), (vte_terminal_match_remove),
	(vte_terminal_match_add), (vte_terminal_match_set_cursor),
	(vte_terminal_match_check_internal), (vte_terminal_set_colors),
	(vte_terminal_emit_pending_text_signals),
	(vte_terminal_is_word_char), (vte_terminal_finalize),
	(vte_terminal_realize), (_vte_terminal_map_pango_color),
	(_vte_terminal_apply_pango_attr),
	(_vte_terminal_translate_pango_cells),
	(vte_terminal_set_scrollback_lines):
	* src/vteseq.c: (vte_sequence_handler_decset_internal):
		Fixup compiler warnings, mostly of the type mixing signed and
		unsigned compares and pointers.