The position of the cursor should not be decreased if it is already at
the start of the paragraph. This can lead to a crash when trying to
display the caret.
(cherry picked from commit 16be88ca18)
Since the platform is selected at run time (e.g. xcb vs. Wayland), it
is not a good idea to decide at compile time what code is run. Another
example is on macOS, where having xcb libraries available will lead to
lauching the Xquartz whenever LyX is running.
With this patch, things are separated:
- the code is run when run-time platform is "xcb".
- the support code is compiled in when xcb header and libraries are
available.
The cmake code is courtesy of Kornel Benko.
Fixes ticket #13086.
(cherry picked from commit 18c310a8cf)
(cherry picked from commit f1fddd86ef)
(cherry picked from commit 3bc4554e57)
(cherry picked from commit 8c14748e78)
Instead of baking our own support for -geometry command line option on
Windows (Qt only does that for Xcb), use the fact that Qt 5 provides
the equivalent -qwindowgeometry flag.
All we need to do is to replace the -geometry option with -qwindowgeometry.
This is part of the effort in ticket #13086 to get rid of the
compile-time QPA_XCB define.
(cherry picked from commit ce9de28f06)
The current buffer is part of allRelatives(), contrary to what I
thought. Therefore updateId() increased the buffer id by two.
(cherry picked from commit 2eb4e3d3ca)
Each buffer now has an id which is increased when it is marked dirty
(or when one of its relatives is marked dirty).
This can be a big win since updateMacros is very expensive.
(cherry picked from commit 999fb37ebb)
(cherry picked from commit fe1a3b57df)
That module was a wrapper over the popen module and it was scheduled to
be removed in Python 3.11.
This code is also compatible with Python 2.
(cherry picked from commit d06a034578)
