Re: Patch For Approval



Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com> writes:

> But it would be binary incompatible to change the value of
> G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT, so that won't happen, so there's no issue.
> 
> I mean, I don't really care if you apply the patch, I'm just saying I
> can't imagine it makes any difference. ;-)

The problem is that if I am reading the code I will see a zero.  Then
I have to go to the header file to find the prototype for that
function.  Then I have to figure out what a priority of zero means, by
looking at other code or trying to see if there are some constants.

Replacing it with G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT means I will see that

	a) the parameter specifies a priority

	b) it is indeed the default priority

by just glancing at the code.  I don't have to look at header files or
other code then, and it is obvious what it does.

  Federico




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