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From: mike@george.uh.edu (Mike Frederick)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Incorrect Aztec C definition for TESetStyle
Message-ID: <5098.257680a3@george.uh.edu>
Date: 1 Dec 89 19:46:11 GMT
Organization: University of Houston
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For anyone using Aztec C's include files (version 3.6) and the "new" TextEdit
routine TESetStyle: (I'm new to the list, sorry if someone already posted this)

The declaration (its actually a #define) for TESetStyle is incorrect.  This
routine traps via TEDispatch, along with some of the other "new" TE routines. 
There is a routine selector argument that tells TEDispatch which routine to
execute.  The TESetStyle selector is 1, but the Aztec C definition uses 0. 
Just edit the line:

#define TESetStyle(m,n,r,H)	TEDispatch(m,n,r,H,0)

to be

#define TESetStyle(m,n,r,H)	TEDispatch(m,n,r,H,1)

in TextEdit.h and all will work.  Also remember that you must define a symbol
__ALLNU__ to get the "new" SE and Mac II definitions.

Mike Frederick
University of Houston Computing Center
MIKE@uh.edu (Internet), MIKE@ELROY (Bitnet)