Change None in C/C++ source to NoneType.#545
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Prevent name conflict with X11 None definition.
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Revert this; and all of the ones in gtest.
NoneType -> None
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Reverted changes to gtest files. |
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For issue #320
Prevent name conflict with X11 None definition.
Passes all tests, simple update using the following commands:
find -type f -and ( -iname '.c' -or -iname '.h' ) -and -not -iname '*.cbproj' -and -exec sh -c 'egrep -n "None[^A-Za-z0-9]+" {}' ; -and -print -and -exec echo ; -exec sed -i.backup -re 's:([^A-Za-z0-9]+)(None)([^A-Za-z0-9]+):\1\2Type\3:g' {} ;
Confirmed to no longer conflict with X11.