On Tue Mar 12 11:48:47 2024 +0000, Alexandros Frantzis wrote:
changed this line in [version 2 of the diff](/wine/wine/-/merge_requests/5264/diffs?diff_id=104580&start_sha=348d665a60f157ea1e7a9192ccffca56a1e8de7d#2fc4f8acb340ee1b9eb3fadf8b3568bd11af1989_673_673)
Looking at the codebase there are three different naming schemes for the arguments (I guess thanks to Windows not naming them at all):
`(org, dest)` `(share, source)` `(src, dst)`
They all try to convey that the first argument is the one that contains the display lists to share, and the second one will be the recipient of the shared display lists (and also according to MSDN it shouldn't contain any existing display lists).
From the above it seems to me that `d(e)st` is a more fitting name for the second argument. Either `src` or `orig(in)` is a good name for the first one.
I have gone with your first suggestion `(orig, dest)`. WDYT?