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@b4n commented on this pull request.
In bracketcolors/src/bracketcolors.cc:
> + static gchar char_at(ScintillaObject *sci, gint pos)
+/*
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
+{
+ return sci_get_char_at(sci, pos);
+}
The documented return type of
SCI_GETCHARATisint, presumably for Unicode characters up to 32 bits in length.
No, that's probably either because int is "the" basic numerical type in C, or because of other historical reasons (and technically it is returned as a sptr_t). In practice, the returned value comes from Document::ChatAt() which returns a char. So if if want to be picky, it's actually a char stored into a sptr_t.
Squeezing that into an 8-bit(?)
(g)charneeds an explicit cast.
Well, yes, but… actually no: this does not actually wrap SCI_GETCHARAT, but Geany's own wrapper, sci_get_char_at() which has the exact same signature.
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