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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ As objects are reliant on the constant you are removing, you must confirm that y
==String constant==
A String constant represents an Eiffel STRING, and may be any valid STRING. For example, in the generated constants file, for a String constant named `modify_button_text', the following code is generated:
A String constant represents an Eiffel STRING, and may be any valid STRING. For example, in the generated constants file, for a String constant named `modify_button_text`, the following code is generated:
<code>
modify_button_text: STRING
-- `Result' is STRING constant named modify_button_text.
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ A String constant represents an Eiffel STRING, and may be any valid STRING. For
==Integer constant==
A Integer constant represents an Eiffel INTEGER, and may be any valid INTEGER value. For example, in the generated constants file, for an Integer constant named `medium_padding', the following code is generated:
A Integer constant represents an Eiffel INTEGER, and may be any valid INTEGER value. For example, in the generated constants file, for an Integer constant named `medium_padding`, the following code is generated:
<code>
medium_padding: INTEGER
-- `Result' is INTEGER constant named medium_padding.
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ A Integer constant represents an Eiffel INTEGER, and may be any valid INTEGER va
==Directory constant==
A Directory constant is an Eiffel representation of a directory, as a STRING value. For example, in the generated constants file, for a Directory constant named `pixmap_location', the following code is generated:
A Directory constant is an Eiffel representation of a directory, as a STRING value. For example, in the generated constants file, for a Directory constant named `pixmap_location`, the following code is generated:
<code>
pixmap_location: STRING
-- `Result' is DIRECTORY constant named pixmap_location.
@@ -115,12 +115,12 @@ A pixmap constant is a representation of a pixmap image, and two types are avail
set_with_named_file(Result, a_file_name)
end</code>
Where `pixmap_location' is the name of the Directory constant to which the pixmap is relative.
Where `pixmap_location` is the name of the Directory constant to which the pixmap is relative.
==Font constant==
A Font constant represents an EV_FONT. For example, in the generated constants file, for a font constant named `times_new_roman', the following code is generated:
A Font constant represents an EV_FONT. For example, in the generated constants file, for a font constant named `times_new_roman`, the following code is generated:
<code>
times_new_roman: EV_FONT
-- `Result' is EV_FONT constant named `times_new_roman'.
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ A Font constant represents an EV_FONT. For example, in the generated constants f
==Color constant==
A Color constant represents an EV_COLOR. For example, in the generated constants file, for a color constant named `red', the following code is generated:
A Color constant represents an EV_COLOR. For example, in the generated constants file, for a color constant named `red`, the following code is generated:
<code>
red: EV_COLOR
-- `Result' is EV_COLOR constant named `red'.