On 12 March 2011 19:13, Guillaume Lelarge <guilla...@lelarge.info> wrote:
> Maybe a stupid question but what is the ! in the variable name
> (ex_hash_setop_except_png!_data)?
There's no good reason. It isn't a valid identifier name.
Whatever preprocessor generates ex_hash_setop_except.pngc and other
files like it is broken.
Take a look at this code, at line 205 of same, that clearly illustrates this:
static wxIcon *ex_hash_setop_except_png!_ico()
{
static wxIcon *ico_ex_hash_setop_except_png!;
if (!ico_ex_hash_setop_except_png! ||
!ico_ex_hash_setop_except_png!->IsOk())
{
ico_ex_hash_setop_except_png! = new wxIcon();
ico_ex_hash_setop_except_png!->CopyFromBitmap(*ex_hash_setop_except_png!_bmp);
}
return ico_ex_hash_setop_except_png!;
}
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