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2000-03-31 Michael Natterer <mitch@gimp.org> * app/gimpdnd.[ch]: minor cleanups. * libgimp/gimpwidgets.c: don't set a border width for the radio_group's vbox if no frame around it was requested. * plug-ins/common/sample_colorize.c: add a separator between image and sample. * plug-ins/common/iwarp.c: use the libgimp ui functions, removed callbacks, a global s/gfloat/gdouble/, replaced the booleans toggling the transform mode with a single variable containing an enum value, indentation.
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