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HFILES += \
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darwin/uipriv_darwin.h
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# TODO split into a separate file or put in GNUmakefile.libui somehow?
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# LONGTERM split into a separate file or put in GNUmakefile.libui somehow?
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# flags for Cocoa
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LDFLAGS += \
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SOVERSION = $(SOVERSIONA)
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SONAMEEXT = .$(SOVERSION)$(LIBSUFFIX)
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# note the explicit need for @rpath
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# TODO -current_version, -compatibility_version
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# LONGTERM -current_version, -compatibility_version
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SONAMEFLAG = -Wl,-install_name,@rpath/
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// 7 april 2015
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#import "uipriv_darwin.h"
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// TODO do we really want to do this? make it an option?
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// LONGTERM do we really want to do this? make it an option?
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void disableAutocorrect(NSTextView *tv)
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{
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[tv setEnabledTextCheckingTypes:0];
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unix/draw.h \
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unix/uipriv_unix.h
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# TODO split into a separate file or put in GNUmakefile.libui somehow?
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# LONGTERM split into a separate file or put in GNUmakefile.libui somehow?
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# flags for GTK+
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CFLAGS += \
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OSHSUFFIX = .h
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TOOLCHAIN = gcc
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# TODO clean up all the NAMEs and SUFFIXs and NOSOSUFFIXs or whatever it was
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# LONGTERM clean up all the NAMEs and SUFFIXs and NOSOSUFFIXs or whatever it was
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USESSONAME = 1
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SOVERSION = $(SOVERSION0)
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SONAMEEXT = $(LIBSUFFIX).$(SOVERSION)
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RCFILES += \
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windows/resources.rc
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# TODO split into a separate file or put in GNUmakefile.libui somehow?
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# LONGTERM split into a separate file or put in GNUmakefile.libui somehow?
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# flags for the Windows API
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# TODO prune this list
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