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//#ifdef    don't do this, this file is supposed to be included
//#define   multiple times

/* Usage:

 If you get compile errors caused by X11 includes (the line
 where first error appears contains word like None, Unsorted,
 Below, etc.), put #include <fixx11h.h> in the .cpp file 
 (not .h file!) between the place where X11 headers are
 included and the place where the file with compile
 error is included (or the place where the compile error
 in the .cpp file occurs).
 
 This file remaps X11 #defines to const variables or
 inline functions. The side effect may be that these
 symbols may now refer to different variables
 (e.g. if X11 #defined NoButton, after this file
 is included NoButton would no longer be X11's
 NoButton, but Qt::NoButton instead). At this time,
 there's no conflict known that could cause problems.

 The original X11 symbols are still accessible
 (e.g. for None) as X::None, XNone, and also still
 None, unless name lookup finds different None
 first (in the current class, etc.)

 Use 'Unsorted', 'Bool' and 'index' as templates.

*/

namespace X
{

// template --->
// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef Unsorted
#ifndef FIXX11H_Unsorted
#define FIXX11H_Unsorted
const int XUnsorted = Unsorted;
#undef Unsorted
const int Unsorted = XUnsorted;
#endif
#undef Unsorted
#endif
// template <---

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef None
#ifndef FIXX11H_None
#define FIXX11H_None
const XID XNone = None;
#undef None
const XID None = XNone;
#endif
#undef None
#endif

// template --->
// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef Bool
#ifndef FIXX11H_Bool
#define FIXX11H_Bool
typedef Bool XBool;
#undef Bool
typedef XBool Bool;
#endif
#undef Bool
#endif
// template <---

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef KeyPress
#ifndef FIXX11H_KeyPress
#define FIXX11H_KeyPress
const int XKeyPress = KeyPress;
#undef KeyPress
const int KeyPress = XKeyPress;
#endif
#undef KeyPress
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef KeyRelease
#ifndef FIXX11H_KeyRelease
#define FIXX11H_KeyRelease
const int XKeyRelease = KeyRelease;
#undef KeyRelease
const int KeyRelease = XKeyRelease;
#endif
#undef KeyRelease
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef Above
#ifndef FIXX11H_Above
#define FIXX11H_Above
const int XAbove = Above;
#undef Above
const int Above = XAbove;
#endif
#undef Above
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef Below
#ifndef FIXX11H_Below
#define FIXX11H_Below
const int XBelow = Below;
#undef Below
const int Below = XBelow;
#endif
#undef Below
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef FocusIn
#ifndef FIXX11H_FocusIn
#define FIXX11H_FocusIn
const int XFocusIn = FocusIn;
#undef FocusIn
const int FocusIn = XFocusIn;
#endif
#undef FocusIn
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef FocusOut
#ifndef FIXX11H_FocusOut
#define FIXX11H_FocusOut
const int XFocusOut = FocusOut;
#undef FocusOut
const int FocusOut = XFocusOut;
#endif
#undef FocusOut
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef Always
#ifndef FIXX11H_Always
#define FIXX11H_Always
const int XAlways = Always;
#undef Always
const int Always = XAlways;
#endif
#undef Always
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef Success
#ifndef FIXX11H_Success
#define FIXX11H_Success
const int XSuccess = Success;
#undef Success
const int Success = XSuccess;
#endif
#undef Success
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef GrayScale
#ifndef FIXX11H_GrayScale
#define FIXX11H_GrayScale
const int XGrayScale = GrayScale;
#undef GrayScale
const int GrayScale = XGrayScale;
#endif
#undef GrayScale
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef Status
#ifndef FIXX11H_Status
#define FIXX11H_Status
typedef Status XStatus;
#undef Status
typedef XStatus Status;
#endif
#undef Status
#endif

// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef CursorShape
#ifndef FIXX11H_CursorShape
#define FIXX11H_CursorShape
const int XCursorShape = CursorShape;
#undef CursorShape
const int CursorShape = CursorShape;
#endif
#undef CursorShape
#endif

// template --->
// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifdef index
#ifndef FIXX11H_index
#define FIXX11H_index
inline
char* Xindex( const char* s, int c )
    {
    return index( s, c );
    }
#undef index
inline
char* index( const char* s, int c )
    {
    return Xindex( s, c );
    }
#endif
#undef index
#endif
// template <---

#ifdef rindex
// Affects: Should be without side effects.
#ifndef FIXX11H_rindex
#define FIXX11H_rindex
inline
char* Xrindex( const char* s, int c )
    {
    return rindex( s, c );
    }
#undef rindex
inline
char* rindex( const char* s, int c )
    {
    return Xrindex( s, c );
    }
#endif
#undef rindex
#endif
}

using namespace X;


