Hello,
Just noticed this with cppcheck:
[gdi/salnativewidgets-gtk.cxx:3452] -> [gdi/salnativewidgets-gtk.cxx:3462]:
(performance) Variable 'eState' is reassigned a value before the old one has
been used.
Here are the lines:
   3452     GtkStateType eState = (nState & CTRL_STATE_ENABLED) ?
GTK_STATE_ACTIVE : GTK_STATE_INSENSITIVE;
   3453     gint slider_width = 10;
   3454     gint slider_length = 10;
   3455     gint trough_border = 0;
   3456     gtk_widget_style_get( pWidget,
   3457                           "slider-width", &slider_width,
   3458                           "slider-length", &slider_length,
   3459                           "trough-border", &trough_border,
   3460                           NULL);
   3461 
   3462     eState = (nState & CTRL_STATE_ENABLED) ? GTK_STATE_NORMAL :
GTK_STATE_INSENSITIVE;
   3463     if( nPart == PART_TRACK_HORZ_AREA )
   3464     {
   3465         gtk_paint_box( pWidget->style,
   3466                        pixDrawable,
   3467                        eState,
   3468                        GTK_SHADOW_IN,
   3469                        NULL,
   3470                        pWidget,
   3471                        "trough",
   3472                        0, (h-slider_width-2*trough_border)/2, w,
slider_width + 2*trough_border);
Is the line 3452 could just be removed or should this part be a little
reworked?
Julien 
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