jules 6b07bfb51b Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.		2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
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juce_audio_basics	Midi file fix to avoid multiple end-of-track events. Some openGL tweaks.	2011-09-27 11:33:42 +01:00
juce_audio_devices	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_audio_formats	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_audio_plugin_client	Version number bump.	2011-09-26 16:36:27 +01:00
juce_audio_processors	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_audio_utils	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_browser_plugin	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_core	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_cryptography	Version number bump.	2011-09-26 16:36:27 +01:00
juce_data_structures	Version number bump.	2011-09-26 16:36:27 +01:00
juce_events	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_graphics	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_gui_basics	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_gui_extra	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_opengl	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00
juce_video	Finally turned off the T wide-char string macro by default. If you've used it in your code, I'd recommend just skimming through and simply removing it. Any ascii strings will work fine without it; any strings containing extended chars are NOT PORTABLE and shouldn't be embedded anyway, but will work just as well if you replace the T with an 'L' prefix (much better to re-encode them as escaped UTF-8 though). If you really must keep using the macro, you can set the JUCE_DEFINE_T_MACRO flag to 1, and it will still be available as before.	2011-09-28 11:40:00 +01:00