view pixmaps/arrow_down.xpm @ 4200:c8fb43808a4b

[gaim-migrate @ 4431] I try to look at it like this: At least now I know a little more about va_args. So when you pass stuff through "...", gcc promotes the argument to an integer. So passing fu16_t because 4 bytes instead of 2. Then when using va_args, you have to use a type that is 4 bytes instead of 2. I guess va_args is different in gcc 2, in that, if you give it a 2 byte type, it will get 4 bytes anyway. Either that, or gcc2 doesn't promote stuff to 4 bytes when passed through .... Anyway, sorry to all gcc3.x users. This patch just fixes a little bit of whitespace stuff, again, for no real reason. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

/* XPM */
static char * arrow_down_xpm[] = {
"11 6 3 1",
" 	c None",
".	c #000000",
"+	c #FFFFFF",
"...........",
" .+++++++. ",
"  .+++++.  ",
"   .+++.   ",
"    .+.    ",
"     .     "};