Remove unnecessary "id" member of TrNotification in gtk/notify.c #851
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The "id" member's only purpose is to serve as the key for the active_notifications hash table. However, the same thing can be very easily achieved by switching the GHashTable's hash/equal functions to "direct", which just use the void pointers (which all keys are in a GHashTable) directly as if they were values, and use GUINT_TO_POINTER() when referring to this hash table's key.
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The "id" member's only purpose is to serve as the key for the
active_notifications hash table. However, the same thing can be very easily
achieved by switching the GHashTable's hash/equal functions to "direct", which
just use the void pointers (which all keys are in a GHashTable) directly as if
they were values, and use GUINT_TO_POINTER() when referring to this hash table's
key.