| 89 */ |
89 */ |
| 90 #define PIDGIN_HIG_CAT_SPACE 18 |
90 #define PIDGIN_HIG_CAT_SPACE 18 |
| 91 #define PIDGIN_HIG_BORDER 12 |
91 #define PIDGIN_HIG_BORDER 12 |
| 92 #define PIDGIN_HIG_BOX_SPACE 6 |
92 #define PIDGIN_HIG_BOX_SPACE 6 |
| 93 |
93 |
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94 #if !GTK_CHECK_VERSION(2,16,0) || !defined(PIDGIN_DISABLE_DEPRECATED) |
| 94 /* |
95 /* |
| 95 * See GNOME bug #307304 for some discussion about the invisible |
96 * Older versions of GNOME defaulted to using an asterisk as the invisible |
| 96 * character. 0x25cf is a good choice, too. |
97 * character. But this is ugly and we want to use something nicer. |
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98 * |
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99 * The default invisible character was changed in GNOME revision 21446 |
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100 * (GTK+ 2.16) from an asterisk to the first available character out of |
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101 * 0x25cf, 0x2022, 0x2731, 0x273a. See GNOME bugs 83935 and 307304 for |
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102 * discussion leading up to the change. |
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103 * |
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104 * Here's the change: |
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105 * http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/gtk%2B?view=revision&revision=21446 |
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106 * |
| 97 */ |
107 */ |
| 98 #define PIDGIN_INVISIBLE_CHAR (gunichar)0x2022 |
108 #define PIDGIN_INVISIBLE_CHAR (gunichar)0x25cf |
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109 #endif /* Less than GTK+ 2.16 */ |
| 99 |
110 |
| 100 #endif /* _PIDGIN_H_ */ |
111 #endif /* _PIDGIN_H_ */ |
| 101 |
112 |