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43 /* This is just temporary code... */
45 /* The idea is that you construct atomizers (Atom was taken by X11) with
46 a string. Atomizers constructed with the same initial string will
47 return the same value. */
52 class Atomizer : public FolioObject
55 Atomizer (const char *);
57 // both of the following routines try to return
58 // a char * as an int. hopefully, no one calls
59 // them and they can be eliminated.
61 size_t value() { return ((size_t) f_value); }
63 { return ((size_t) f_value); }
65 operator const char * ()
67 const char *string() { return (f_value); }
69 protected: // variables
74 #endif /* _Atomizer_hh */
75 /* DO NOT ADD ANY LINES AFTER THIS #endif */