Now poppler offers signing via PDFConverter class. Add some error
handling, and store signature in temp file. Document gets reloaded
after replacing original file.
Disable bugprone-suspicious-include since it's triggered by the moc
includes
Disable bugprone-reserved-identifier since it's triggered by all our
_OKULAR defines, and yes even if the spec says that underscore is
reserved, are we going to be that unlucky that the library decides to
start using _OKULAR ? not probably
Add two TODOs for the future to make NormalizedRect/Point faster
Silence a warning about a quick moving QString if we make it non const
Silence a uchar vs char warning that is in decades old code so
experience seems to suggest it's ok.
If not, open did not succeed and the callers (for example open document
X in page A) would like to know so they don't have to do the "change to
part A" part.
BUGS: 429924
A lot of this code has been commented out for over
a decade and adds no value to the project.
It is only annoying when you look over it ;).
Same for the KNS2 support which was commented out.
Also some of the debug statements didn't even build
anymore, because the properties got removed/refactored.
f9841b0f8a and e0f45add55
They break the windows build, which shows there's something defenitely
fishy going on with the current code, but oh well, someone with more
time needs to figure out a proper solution
Read https://stackoverflow.com/a/23749273/11956287 for a full
explanation, but basically this is important for headers like the
interfaces/ and kdocumentviewer.h that are supposed to be used by third
partyies where it may happen that wrong things happen because the whole
class is inline in a header
For the classes that are defined in the .cpp or are not installed
headers this would not be necessary but it's not so hard to add a few
default defined destructors, so do that :)
`setViewport` automatically adds an item to the history if it finds that it
moved for more than a page, which we don't want to do when automatically
scrolling, as with inertial scrolling.
This commit adds a new function `setViewportWithHistory()` which takes an
argument to optionally avoid preserving history. This avoids breaking ABI.
The new history-less functionality is used when inertially scrolling.
BUG: 421354
FIXED-IN: 1.11.2
If a symlink points to another file, we should use that file as
canonical source for bookmarks, it doesn't make sense to have two
different sets of bookmarks for two paths that are essentially the same
file
BUGS: 424340
find . \( -name "*.cpp" -or -name "*.h" -or -name "*.c" -or -name "*.cc" \) -exec clang-format -i {} \;
If you reached this file doing a git blame, please see README.clang-format (added 2 commits in the future of this one)
The problem was that the JS checker for the field format was using the
willCommit property of event and we don't define it so the JS
interpreter was going "ok nope, out of here" and the field didn't get edited.
I've read the willCommit definition in js_api_reference.pdf for almost
30 minutes, and even it's just 3 lines i don't think i understand it,
but i think that returning true is "safer", i.e. says that this event is
going to actually change the field, which as far as i can see it's what
we always do
BUGS: 421508
Previously it just said, "Multiple" for multi-page-size documents.
Now it will tell you the most common page size on the "Properties"
tab, and display a full table of all page sizes in a new "Page Sizes" tab.
For documents with only a single page size, there are no changes.
Currently when a document has multiple page sizes, the Properties dialog
does not show the "Page Size" field at all. This MR populates the field
with the string "Multiple" for documents with multiple page sizes.
If from processFormatAction we call setAppearanceText,
we need to call setAppearanceText from outside too, otherwise when the
formatting action doesn't create a different text we still show the old
old value
CCBUGS: 418445
Thorsten Behrens
Katarina Behrens
Nicolas Fella
Albert Astals Cid
Alexander Lohnau
Laurent Montel
l10n daemon script
Kezi Olio
Friedrich W. H. Kossebau
Thomas Friedrichsmeier
Christoph Cullmann
David Hurka
Nate Graham
Yuri Chornoivan