- stop compiler warnings with some judicious casting;
that's what you get when a container indexed by int
stored those indexes as quintptr.
- apply coding style
- do static initialization more carefully
- float -> qreal (double) because that's what the Qt API expects,
to reduce type-conversion warnings
- apply current coding style
- calamares_automoc() sets AUTOMOC, but also adds some flags
to avoid compilation warnings from the generated MOC code.
- drop weird hard-coded include paths
- Although milliseconds::count() is long long, we pass it to
a Qt interface that only takes int; let's assume we have
only a 32-bit count, since a timeout of 4 billion milliseconds
is roughly 46 days, which we'll just call "no timeout".
- Drop the round-trip of forming a JSON document from a QVariant,
then parsing the document into JSON objects and building a
model out of that. View the Variant directly.
- This is a fairly specialized class, for use only in the
whole-application where it ties in with the module system.
Move it to the application directory and slim down the UI library.
- Include it from the new location.
- Add UIC to Calamares (the application) because there's now
a designer-based widget in it.
- KDE and GNOME selection images were drawn by me for the bogus
package model, and should not be used.
- Keep Calamares logo though, even if it doesn't make much sense
to use it in package selection.
- Keep the no-selection image since it might be used more often,
but it's not very good.
- The ID and Screenshot entries might be weird in AppData (in particular,
a remove URL) so put those back under the control of Calamares even
when using AppData as the source of descriptions.
- Document all the static inline methods that do the work
- Fill up a QVariantMap from <name>, <summary> and <description><p>
elements, and use that to initialize the PackageItem.
- Doing a manual read of the XML, since existing appdata libraries
don't seem to have a convenient entry for what I need.
- Expand tests to loading AppData (currently, they fail).
- Massage the implementation a bit, don't insert a meaningless
copy of the key as the untranslated message.
- Add isEmpty() to check for presence of the untranslated message.
- Document API.
- Update tests.
- Add a FALLTHRU macro to annotate fallthrough situations in both
Clang and GCC,
- Annotate intentional fallthroughs.
- Add missing break which meant that the selection mode was
always multiple-selection.
- The tests should be run in C locale, otherwise the plain get()
function uses the current locale, which will fail (e.g. running
LANG=nl ./libcalamareslocaletest returns the Dutch strings for
plain get, which isn't what we expect).
- sr@latin is still special.
- While QObject::tr and gettext give us translations **most** of the
time via the translation mechanism, we sometimes have strings
embedded in configuration files that need to be shown to people
as well. Follow the .desktop style in handling this.
- A key's value **might** be translated; use `key[lang]` for the
translation into one of the languages that Calamares understands.
Code that expects a translated (human-readable) string in a configuration
file can use TranslatedString to collect all the translations of a
given key, so that it displays the right string from the configuration
when needed.
- Using id's as keys in a map orders them indeterminately -- in
practice, alphabetically by key. Switch to a list form so that
the products stick to the order they have in the config file
(which means distro's can list "preferred" versions at top).
- Change to std::chrono::seconds wasn't tried against the (optional)
PythonQt bindings, leading to build failure. Reported by Phil (Manjaro).
FIXES#1210
- Need to create just one QApplication (subclass) with the right
parameters for the UI to work.
- If the UI is enabled and it's a View module, then show the widget
rather than running the jobs.
- The ViewManager needs branding information, which wasn't
initialized -- leading to crashes. Add -b option to give
a specific branding, and default to something take makes
sense when testing modules from the build directory.
- Allows the module to load; doesn't show the UI though.
