Re: change #define to static const for plugins

[Larin Hennessy]

I was actually thinking about the possibility of using the OpenSP
library that is used by the openjade DocBook processing program.
I have not looked at it too closely yet, but it could give AbiWord
a much more complete DocBook parser.
-Larin

Dom Lachowicz wrote:

Will look into these. Please, don't anyone apply the
docbook patch. I've got ideas for considerable further
improvement for this and the XSL-FO plugin.
Dom

--- Larin Hennessy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
 

I went through the abiword plugin
importer/exporters, and noticed several
places that #define was being used that could be
replaced with static const.
There were a couple of C header files in those
directories that I left 
alone.
Should the C files be converted to C++ at some
point?  In particular the rc5
files.

Here are all my changes (except for the DocBook
changes submitted as part
of pr1812).
-Larin

   

 

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