Re: Undo.cpp: m_viewstates.size() < 0 ?

On 06.04.2011 22:05, Oto BREZINA wrote:
> Stefan,
>
> in Undo.cpp is this code
> if (m_viewstates.size()< m_originalstate)
> // Can never get back to original state now
> m_originalstate = 1; // size() is always a multiple of 3
>
> What is it for ? How can be m_viewstates.size()< 0 ?

It's not viewstate.size() that's < 0 but the m_originalstate.
And if m_originalstate is set to -1, then that means that no undo can
make the file marked as 'not modified' anymore.

Stefan

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