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1999-06-06 Michael Natterer <mitschel@cs.tu-berlin.de> * app/Makefile.am * app/lc_dialog.[ch] * app/lc_dialogP.h * app/paths_dialogP.h: new files * app/channels_dialog.[ch] * app/layers_dialog.[ch] * app/layers_dialogP.h * app/paths_dialog.[ch] * app/menus.[ch] * app/file_new_dialog.c: modified - Moved the toplevel L&C dialog code to lc_dialog.[ch]. Only these files need knowledge about how to create/update/... the sub-dialogs, so the corresp. functions are defined in lc_dialogP.h. - The popup menus are now created by menus.c. The command callbacks are defined in [layers|channels|paths]_dialog.h. - Private functions to be used by "friend files" are defined in [layers|paths]_dialogP.h. - Changed the order of the ops_buttons in the paths dialog to match the order in the layers and channels dialogs. - The paint mode menu and preview stuff still needs to go out of layers_dialog.[ch]. - I'm not sure about the keybindings in the layer dialog's "Stack" submenu because the list widget has it's own idea of PageUp/Down. - Hopefully fixed the update problem with new images by calling lc_dialog_flush() after creating a new image. * app/app_procs.c * app/bezier_select.c * app/commands.c * app/floating_sel.c * app/gdisplay.c * app/gimage.c * app/gimage_mask.c * app/paint_core.c * app/preferences_dialog.c * app/transform_core.c * app/undo.c: changed #include's according to the new L&C file structure.
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