* Fixes for compilation on 64-bit architectures :
  string position-returning functions return size_t, not uint.
  Fix that.
* Fixes warnings with new gcc about non-fixed string AND no arguments.

NOTE : 64-bit architectures still do not compile. There are 2 different places
where printf is used with a specifier that is not large enough on 64-bit because
size_t is now a ulong and not a uint. The solution on GNU systems is the %zu
specifier, but as I'm not sure it is supported on windows I don't want to
introduce a huge hard-to-notice bug, so I'll do it at a time when I got a
windowser to back me up.
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jean.chalard
2010-01-25 09:58:30 +00:00
parent 9b91fab61b
commit 0a083f4385
13 changed files with 48 additions and 49 deletions

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@@ -87,11 +87,10 @@ void OptionInteger::Render(){
mFont->DrawString(_(displayValue).c_str(),x,y);
char buf[512];
if (maxValue == 1){
if (value){
sprintf(buf, _("Yes").c_str());
}else{
sprintf(buf,_("No").c_str());
}
if (value)
sprintf(buf, "%s", _("Yes").c_str());
else
sprintf(buf, "%s", _("No").c_str());
}else{
if(value == defValue && strDefault.size())
sprintf(buf, "%s", _(strDefault).c_str());