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X windows, wxWindows. Each platform has its own way of returning a variable length string, and its own rules about how you're supposed to dispose of the string. Now all platforms do the same thing: they allocate a Bit8u buffer with C++ "new" and copy the clipboard data in, then release the clipboard data in the platform-specific correct way. The Bit8u buffer is sent to the keyboard code, which frees it with delete [] when finished. - modified: gui/wxmain.cc gui/wxmain.h |
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