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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 06/09/2013 03:47 AM, Lex Trotman
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Sorry, but I didn't understand exactly what you were
attempting to demonstrate in your example.<br>
Please take pity on an admitted moron here and expand a
bit on what is going on in the example.<br>
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Main questions:<br>
where does the magic number 211 come from?
GEANY_VERSION_CHECK(211...)<br>
Lex says we're supposed to use API numbers, like
0.19. Please, as a demo, convert that to an int.<br>
When I try, I get zero. But, like I said, I'm a
moron.<br>
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<div style="">Ahhh, theres the confusion, API numbers are
not version numbers, version numbers can be all over the
place, 1.23, 1.23.1 etc. API numbers are nice numbers
that simply increase whenever something is chnaged in the
API, currently the numbers are in the 2xx region, or for
the experimental GTK3 version of Geany 3xx.</div>
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<div style="">The current git geany has an API of 216, the
API versions for releases are given in the table inthe
wiki.</div>
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<div style="">Cheers</div>
<div style="">Lex</div>
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OK, so to recap, we have<br>
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version numbers, which are documented on the web site<br>
API number, which I don't know how to determine<br>
ABI number, which I don't need to worry about<br>
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Is that about it?<br>
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Bottom line:<br>
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I use a function from Geany.<br>
How do I know what number to plug in to GEANY_VERSION_CHECK()?<br>
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