I am cross-compiling with clang for FreeBSD and the build is failing with:
error: initializing 'char *' with an expression of type 'const char [1]' discards qualifiers [-Werror,-Wincompatible-pointer-types-discards-qualifiers]
Mark the char pointers as const to fix this build failure.
There's always at least one tab since an okularpart is created at startup.
The supported minetypes are always read from this so fileFormats is never called.
According to https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=437334
the cursor position is not necessarily known on Wayland.
That would trigger the Q_ASSERT_X, so this patch removes
it. This does not solve the problem that we can not wrap
the cursor, but it prevents crashing Okular if using the
debug build on Wayland. You’re reading rectangular text.
BUG: 437334
CCBUG: 439471
When the annotation is unchecked the previous mouse mode is restored.
The slot slotMouseNormalToggled is changed back to its original version
of slotSetMouseNormal given that we needed to pass the checked state
only to detach the annotations, and we do it in the lambda now.
BUG: 398108
BUG: 437377
FIXED-IN: 21.08
From a glimpse at the khelpcenter code, I think it indexes all the html
pages in a manual, then finds the requested page by searching for the filename
(I am not 100% sure, though), for example either of these two urls work:
help:/okular/index.html#adding_digital_signatures
help:/okular/signatures.html#adding_digital_signatures
but when falling back to opening the manual at docs.kde.org in a web browser
that indexing isn't available, so we have to be a bit more precise with the
urls, so use the second url.
(cherry picked from commit df02881611)
From a glimpse at the khelpcenter code, I think it indexes all the html
pages in a manual, then finds the requested page by searching for the filename
(I am not 100% sure, though), for example either of these two urls work:
help:/okular/index.html#adding_digital_signatures
help:/okular/signatures.html#adding_digital_signatures
but when falling back to opening the manual at docs.kde.org in a web browser
that indexing isn't available, so we have to be a bit more precise with the
urls, so use the second url.
Adobe Reader doesn't do it, and with reason, because otherwise we end up
with:
* Run focus in script
* script shows alert()
* field loses focus and gains it again once the alert() is closed
* infinite loop
BUGS: 436990
Yaroslav Sidlovsky
Alex Richardson
l10n daemon script
Albert Astals Cid
Heiko Becker
Nicolas Fella
Yuri Chornoivan
Alexander Lohnau
David Hurka
Luigi Toscano
Shriraj Hegde
Gerd Wachsmuth
Simone Gaiarin
Ahmad Samir
Nicolás Alvarez