On Thu, 2004-10-28 at 12:31 +0800, Li Yuan wrote: Also, why do we check for a non-null a11y object? The gtk color selector Its usual not to wrap a single statement in {}. I removed the {}, but i think gtk_widget_get_accessible may return NULL here. Not if I read the code right in gtkwidget.c. It tries to find an existing accessibility object, and if it can't it creates one. -JP
On Thu, 2004-10-28 at 12:31 +0800, Li Yuan wrote:
Also, why do we check for a non-null a11y object? The gtk color selector Its usual not to wrap a single statement in {}. I removed the {}, but i think gtk_widget_get_accessible may return NULL here.
Also, why do we check for a non-null a11y object? The gtk color selector Its usual not to wrap a single statement in {}.
I removed the {}, but i think gtk_widget_get_accessible may return NULL here.
Not if I read the code right in gtkwidget.c. It tries to find an existing accessibility object, and if it can't it creates one. -JP
