Re: [Lynx-dev] LYMain.c fails to compile if USE_PERSISTENT_COOKIES is undefined.

[Thorsten Glaser]

Juan Manuel Guerrero dixit:

> +#ifdef USE_PERSISTENT_COOKIES
>     if (LYCookieFile != 0 && LYCookieSaveFile != 0) {
> +#else
> +    {

Shouldn’t that be an “if (0) {” instead?

> +#endif
>       /* set few safe flags: */
> #ifdef USE_PERSISTENT_COOKIES
>       BOOLEAN persistent_cookies_flag = persistent_cookies;
>       char *LYCookieFile_flag = NULL;
>       char *LYCookieSaveFile_flag = NULL;

Also, consider something like this:

#ifdef USE_PERSISTENT_COOKIES
   if (LYCookieFile != 0 && LYCookieSaveFile != 0)
#else
   if (0)
#endif
     {
…
   }

With the { a bit indented from each of the ifs, but less
than the block inside, to make editors’ jump-to-matching-
brace functions not fuck up.

bye,
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