You're right.
I have already been blasted on this by some folks here !!
I've changed it so that its defined as
#ifdef NON_INTERNATIONAL
#define ChrIsHardKey(c) ( ...old definition... )
#else
#define ChrIsHardKey(c) _Obsolete_use_TxtCharIsHardKey
#endif
And so on for the rest of the old NON_INTERNATIONAL macros.
--vivek
Scott Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/28/99 01:37:40 PM
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Subject: Re: Finding strings in JapaneseOS
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> I'll be putting in more of the "obsolete...use this instead"
> compiler errors
BTW, the #error usage in <CharAttr.h> 3.1 alpha doesn't work:
#ifdef NON_INTERNATIONAL
#define ChrIsHardKey(c) ( ...old definition... )
#else
#define ChrIsHardKey(c) #error "Obsolete - use TxtCharIsHardKey"
#endif
You can't put an #error directive in a #define like that; the compiler
reports a syntax error at the point of the macro expansion, instead of
printing the error text cleanly. (CodeWarrior R5.1 at least.)
-slj-
