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diff --git a/noncore/apps/opie-write/qcomplextext.cpp b/noncore/apps/opie-write/qcomplextext.cpp
index 0fa6c2e..e8b94da 100644
--- a/noncore/apps/opie-write/qcomplextext.cpp
+++ b/noncore/apps/opie-write/qcomplextext.cpp
@@ -45,51 +45,48 @@
 
 using namespace Qt3;
 
 // -----------------------------------------------------
 
 /* a small helper class used internally to resolve Bidi embedding levels.
    Each line of text caches the embedding level at the start of the line for faster
    relayouting
 */
 QBidiContext::QBidiContext( uchar l, QChar::Direction e, QBidiContext *p, bool o )
     : level(l) , override(o), dir(e)
 {
     if ( p )
         p->ref();
     parent = p;
     count = 0;
 }
 
 QBidiContext::~QBidiContext()
 {
     if( parent && parent->deref() )
         delete parent;
 }
 
-static QChar *shapeBuffer = 0;
-static int shapeBufSize = 0;
-
 /*
    Arabic shaping obeys a number of rules according to the joining classes (see Unicode book, section on
    arabic).
 
    Each unicode char has a joining class (right, dual (left&right), center (joincausing) or transparent).
    transparent joining is not encoded in QChar::joining(), but applies to all combining marks and format marks.
 
    Right join-causing: dual + center
    Left join-causing: dual + right + center
 
    Rules are as follows (for a string already in visual order, as we have it here):
 
    R1 Transparent characters do not affect joining behaviour.
    R2 A right joining character, that has a right join-causing char on the right will get form XRight
    (R3 A left joining character, that has a left join-causing char on the left will get form XLeft)
    Note: the above rule is meaningless, as there are no pure left joining characters defined in Unicode
    R4 A dual joining character, that has a left join-causing char on the left and a right join-causing char on
              the right will get form XMedial
    R5  A dual joining character, that has a right join causing char on the right, and no left join causing char on the left
          will get form XRight
    R6 A dual joining character, that has a  left join causing char on the left, and no right join causing char on the right
          will get form XLeft
    R7 Otherwise the character will get form XIsolated