I fixed this one another way in r27195, working on RT #53356.
Yeah, it wasn't really a patch as it doesn't work. It was more of a
question 'does anybody know if it's a missing "Key__FLAG" or something
else' that's bringing in the unexpected (I guess) switch case value.
The code was for illustrative purposes, just tracking what I've found so
far.
Tha
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 13:21:23 -0700
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Okay, without *most* of the white space changes. Oh well, I tried.
Mark
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Hey,
I *thought* I'd try and clean up an easy one, so I took
src/key.c
src/key.c:
Hey,
I *thought* I'd try and clean up an easy one, so I took
src/key.c
src/key.c: In function `key_integer':
src/key.c:368: warning: switch missing default case
After a little poking I tracked the rest of the Key__FLAG s down to
include/parrot/key.h (and pobj.h) [1] and so I rearrainged the
