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Subject: ReSaveFunc *AlRsb_save_func(editor_id, rule, closure)

Typedefs of function declarations are a pain in the butt!  The weird thing
is that you aren't supposed to declare your function as an ReSaveFunc* but
you are to declare you function AS IF IT WERE an ReSaveFunc*.  Weird right?

So your declaration should look like this (if __STDC__ is defined)

	void AlRsb_save_func(reid,AlRule,VOIDP);

Its a confusing point, even the original HP widgets wouldn't compile with an
ansi compiler because they declared their callback routines as
XtCallbackFunc* (!!).  (Actually XtCallbackFunc is a good example, you don't
declare your callbacks as XtCallbackFuncs).

	__Rich.