Re: xmalloc string functions

On Jan 29, 2:54 am, Flash Gordon <s...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
ymunt...@xxxxxxxxx wrote, On 28/01/08 23:30:

On Jan 28, 1:39 pm, Flash Gordon <s...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yevgen Muntyan wrote, On 28/01/08 04:17:

[snip]

You may not just lose events
like that. *Everything* must be done in order, or the application is
doomed, and the best it can do is to try to exit as nicely as it can
(like save data or whatever). It can't just pretend nothing happened.
William has suggested *not* pretending nothing happened.

Right, he didn't suggest anything.

He did not suggest the specifics because the specifics vary depending on
the situation. However he did say that you don't throw away the users data.

And I did say you should throw away the users data,
huh? Sheesh, a "little thought", "losing users work".
Bull***. Or, politely, strawman. Failing to open a
window and continuing work is one thing, it may be
a very nice feature which is impossible with glib.
But it's different from not losing user data. You
can avoid losing user data with glib.

For the record (once more): you should not lose user's
data. Anything changed? Do I contradict with myself?
Care to quote?

Yevgen
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