Move BLUR_TRANSPARENCY into its own file #96
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... so that both Vim and MacVim can see it. I'm an idiot and didn't realize MacVim doesn't reference vim.h, so of course the #define can't be there.
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This PR works locally on ElCap. Lemme try to build on Tiger real quick... |
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Builds on Tiger. I'll defer to others on merging. |
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ready to merge? |
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If you're asking me, 👍 |
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Move BLUR_TRANSPARENCY into its own file
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... so that both Vim and MacVim can see it.
I broke my own feature when fixing the Leopard compilation issue, because I'm a dummy and didn't test the right thing. Sorry for the multiple pull requests. I didn't realize MacVim the separate application doesn't reference vim.h, so of course the #define can't be there.