right thing by setting "me = NULL" afterwards, but "me" in this case is not the global variable, but the local one which shadows it. So the global "me" remains non-NULL and when later about_me_focus_out() is called, it cannot know it should return early. It only makes sense for about_me_destroy() to operate on the global "me", so there's no point in passing it as a parameter. |
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about-me | ||
accessibility | ||
appearance | ||
common | ||
default-applications | ||
display | ||
keybindings | ||
keyboard | ||
localization | ||
mouse | ||
network | ||
windows | ||
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