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May 15, 2023 — May 15, 2024
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Improved the reset all feature. More... over 13 years ago
Added a help toolbar. Made the code a bit more Qt-like by making use of signals/slots wherever possible. Some cleaning up. More... over 13 years ago
Removed the Debian packaging for Linux. Indeed, there doesn't seem to be a(n easy) way to get a working Debian package out of our current packaging script. Thus, if Debian packaging was allowed, we would for example try to install the qt.conf file under /usr/bin and the readme file under /usr, which is clearly not desired. I guess we could always create a specific CPack script for Debian packaging, but probably not worth it. Also, this would 'break' the nice generic solution that we have a the moment (i.e. everything within CMakeLists.txt), so... More... over 13 years ago
Updated the deployment script for Linux. More... over 13 years ago
Removed some Linux-specific code which isn't required in the end (and thank god for that, since it was a rather ugly hack!). More... over 13 years ago
Fixed a small problem which prevented the settings of the help window, when docked, from being properly saved. More... over 13 years ago
Some cleaning up of code. More... over 13 years ago
Removed the macdeployqt call in the build shell script, since it really ought to be done as part of the make process. So, this is where it now is, together with adding libsqlite.dylib to the bundle, thus ensuring that the help can be seen properly. Note: when building and running OpenCOR from within Qt Creator, we get 3 messages like: More... over 13 years ago
Added the QSqlLite DLL which is also required on Windows to get the help to work fine. More... over 13 years ago
Working on the Windows deployment. For some reason QtHelpd4.dll (and, as a result, a few other Qt DLLs) is required while a release version of other Qt DLLs is required (e.g. QtCore4.dll, QtGui4.dll). Why?! Otherwise, the SQL drivers are not currently deployed, but this clearly needs to be done (from past experience). More... over 13 years ago
Merge branch 'master' of ssh://opencor.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/opencor/opencor More... over 13 years ago
Hide the help window straightaway before setting it up, thus avoiding that it shows up for a microsecond (so to speak!). More... over 13 years ago
Minor rewording. More... over 13 years ago
Fixed a small issue, on Linux, which showed a blank window in place of the help window when this one was supposed to be hidden upon starting OpenCOR. More... over 13 years ago
Updated the reset all method to match what is also done in loadSettings. More... over 13 years ago
Added a means by which the user can reset all its user settings. More... over 13 years ago
Some trivial refactoring. More... over 13 years ago
Minor reformatting. More... over 13 years ago
Generate the help files from within CMake, as opposed to from within the help batch/shell file/script. This allows for OpenCOR to be buildable from both the command line and from within Qt Creator. More... over 13 years ago
Minor rewording of some text. More... over 13 years ago
Removed the About Qt menu item (don't like it in the end!). More... over 13 years ago
Argh, I take it back. It seems (will find out once I have committed from Windows and pulled things on Mac OS X to test) that the help files need to be built on each platform. As a consequence, we don't version control the generated .qch and .qhc files, and instead generate them in the build folder. This also means we can get rid, once again, of the help batch/shell file/script files! More... over 13 years ago
Changed the x permission of the help script. More... over 13 years ago
Various cleaning ups of the code. Otherwise, decided not to rely on Qt Assistant (couldn't find any 'proper' documentation on how to deploy it effectively on all three platforms; note: the current solution doesn't deploy for now, but I know how to do that). Instead, have our own help viewer. So, implemented a skeleton of what will be our future help viewer. In the process, recreated the help batch/shell file/script, since there shouldn't be a need to rebuild the help everytime we need to build a Qt application (from past experience). More... over 13 years ago
Set the application icon on all three platforms. Added an about Qt menu item. More... over 13 years ago
The choice of the right license for OpenCOR needs further thinking, so remove any direct reference to a specific license. Merged the help and buildall batch/shell files/scripts (the help file needs building every time!). Fixed a small issue in the Assistant class. More... over 13 years ago
Whatever I did in a previous commit required rebuilding the help file, so... More... over 13 years ago
Cleaned up the CMakeLists.txt files. More... over 13 years ago
Cleaned up the CMakeLists.txt files. More... over 13 years ago
Made Qt 4.6 the minimum requirement for building OpenCOR (check BUILD.txt for more information). Fixed a small problem with the name of the application (OpenCOR instead of OpenCell). More... over 13 years ago