This patch aims at:
1. replacing absolute paths by their hashes (do not leak directory structures)
2. not using counters anymore so that changing figures order in the document
does not lead to large number of obsolete images in export directory.
Other changes than in xHTML export of images are unintended.
The is a fixup to commit 611df441. It seems that the wrong unicode
property was selected. It could be that both classes should be used.
Fixes bug #11900.
These uses are inefficient (a loop really) and require that pit_type
is ptrdiff_t.
Instead, RandomAccesslist::constIterator is renamed to iterator_at and
a version adding a non-const iterator is added. Additionally, the
method retirns end() when position is equal to the size of the
container (see #11861).
lyx::next and lyx::prev are removed, and std::prev is used in the few
places where the code requires it (for no good reason IMO).
These uses are inefficient (a loop really) and require that pit_type
is ptrdiff_t.
Instead, RandomAccesslist::constIterator is renamed to iterator_at and
a version adding a non-const iterator is added.
lyx::next and lyx::prev are removed, and std::prev is used in the few
places where the code requires it (for no good reason IMO).
This inset allows counters to be set, reset, saved, restored, etc,
both in the LyX GUI and in the output; optionally, the effect can be
limited to the GUI. Of course, LaTeX provides means for doing all of
these things, so they could previously be done with ERT, as far as
the output is concerned. But there was no mechanism for manipulating
counters in the GUI and none for other output formats.
This should work on Windows, but needs test.
The changes (namely the installation directory for the dtl executables)
for automake are not yet done. (JMarc?)
It may fix bug #11325 if cmake configured with '-DLYX_EXTERNAL_DTL=OFF'
This commit fixes a couple of warnings from Qt 5.14 like the
following one:
error: ‘int QTime::restart()’ is deprecated: Use QElapsedTimer instead [-Werror=deprecated-declarations]
This commit changes two uses of QTime to QElapsedTimer, one used
only when the "files" debug flag is set, and the other for timing
whether a script (e.g., knitr) takes longer than a certain amount of
time to run.
QElapsedTimer is superior for these two use cases in that it uses a
monotonic clock if possible, and is thus more robust to certain
changes (e.g., daylight savings changes) [1]. Similarly, the commit
in Qt Base that makes this deprecation [2] mentions the following in
the commit message:
QElapsedTimer does the job better and without the DST kludges.
Note that QElapsedTimer class was introduced in Qt 4.7, so no
conditioning on Qt version is necessary.
Not all methods of QTime are deprecated and we still use some of
the non-deprecated methods in our code (e.g., to get the current
wall clock time in GuiProgress::currentTime()).
[1] https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qelapsedtimer.html
[2] https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtbase.git/commit/?id=ed99a591a83a399458f12341d0a1c0b3152f247a
The realPath() implementation on Windows works only for files and
not for directories. By using an API available starting from Vista
it is possible to fix it in a simple way.
I also took into account using the Qt QFileInfo::canonicalFilePath(),
but it turns out to not work when a path component is a junction
(tested with Qt 5.14.1).
Due to this, it is not possible compiling or using LyX on Windows
versions earlier than Vista.
This requires to add a assertion_failed_msg handler. Take this
occasion to cleanup and uniformize the various boost.cpp files that we
have.
This adds 50k line of whatever to the source code.
Rename local variables the hide other ones: get_binary_path, find_python_binary
Use unsigned int for conversion from hex using sscanf().
FileName::checksum(), parsecmd (SystemCall): use explcit values rather
than variable which value is known.
See the discussion. The decision was just to keep re-trying for a
bit, since the lock preventing us from removing the old file seems
to clear after a bit.
