 jules
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6b07bfb51b
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Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.
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13 years ago |
 Julian Storer
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7f4e56191a
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Mouse click and colour tweaks. Changed OSX URL reading to avoid local caching.
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13 years ago |
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Julian Storer
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ffc2f5d40e
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Created c++11 move constructors and operator= methods for a bunch of classes (only enabled for c++11 compilers, of course)
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13 years ago |
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Julian Storer
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b70e0a28d2
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First check-in of the "jucequake": a major re-organisation of the library to break it up into modules. For more details about this, see the website forum..
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14 years ago |
