IMO this means that the API of poppler has changed: any application (its developers) using it should be informed that another type has been added. For ex., evince should use
case ...NONE:
break; // instead of printing a warning/error
or something like this.
Also, imagine an application which uses :
if (action != ...UNKNOWN)
...
Thank you.
IMO this means that the API of poppler has changed: any application (its developers) using it should be informed that another type has been added. For ex., evince should use
case ...NONE:
break; // instead of printing a warning/error
or something like this.
Also, imagine an application which uses :
if (action != ...UNKNOWN)
...
Let me know what do you think: is this important?
Cheers,
Eugen Dedu