The change ensures that the function is not seen by the compiler when
the debug mode is not enabled. The flag is not set by default, because
it might have a significant performance impact for large indices.
The reason for the flag is that the default configuration under Linux
forbids the definition of unused functions.
**WARNING; only compilation has been ested; even that does not work**
The goal of this commit is to use the list-based API to
QProcess::start, to avoid annoying syntax issues (see issues with
pasting from LaTeX).
* Create a new latexEnvironment() in filetools.h that returns a
map<string, string> containing the variables and their values.
* Rewrite parsecmd() so that it returns a QStringList of tokenized parameters.
* Use this in startProcess. This is the part is is not finished yet.
Obviously, this will not be possible to get right for 2.4.0.
This reverts commit 008a0825e8.
This commit was part of bug #12310. The goal was to remove the
selection when using "up" at the start of selection (so that the
cursor cannot move). Unfortunately, it creates navigation issues for
insets inside tabulars.
Since the fix was minor, the safest decision is to revert.
The part of ticket #12310 that resets selection with
char-forwars/backward when moving is not possible still works.
Fixes bug #12593.
This quashes a new warning in clang++ 15, when std::move() (the
one-parameter version) is used as simply move(). There is a strong
recommendation from WG21 to avoid that.
Details here: https://reviews.llvm.org/D119670
It might be that we should not use that many move()s. I am not
competent to decide on that.
I also used this occasion to get rid of a spacial casing for C++11
that does not seem necessary after all.
