Alexey Neyman
2007-09-15 05:21:58 UTC
Hi all,
Patch #2: remove unnecessary conversion to ASCII when displaying file
names in rapip:/ KIO slave. The QString class is capable of handling
unicode. Without this patch, non-ascii characters (I use cyrillic) are
displayed as question marks.
Patch #3: self-explaining change. "pls" will crash if the filename
contains percent signs (which are incorrectly interpreted as format
specifiers). Haven't tried if an exploit is possible, but perhaps, a
malicious PDA could gain control over the desktop ;)
Patch #4: revision 2919, while allowed for installation of orange without
libsynce/dynamite/unshield, broke normal orange installations. The
problem is that config.h is not installed and thus, WITH_LIBSYNCE is not
available to decide whether liborange.h should include <synce.h> or
<liborange_stub.h>. Moreover, liborange_stub.h was not even installed.
This patch fixes it. Before applying this patch, please do 'svn mv
lib/liborange.h lib/liborange.h.in'.
Best regards,
Alexey Neyman.
Patch #2: remove unnecessary conversion to ASCII when displaying file
names in rapip:/ KIO slave. The QString class is capable of handling
unicode. Without this patch, non-ascii characters (I use cyrillic) are
displayed as question marks.
Patch #3: self-explaining change. "pls" will crash if the filename
contains percent signs (which are incorrectly interpreted as format
specifiers). Haven't tried if an exploit is possible, but perhaps, a
malicious PDA could gain control over the desktop ;)
Patch #4: revision 2919, while allowed for installation of orange without
libsynce/dynamite/unshield, broke normal orange installations. The
problem is that config.h is not installed and thus, WITH_LIBSYNCE is not
available to decide whether liborange.h should include <synce.h> or
<liborange_stub.h>. Moreover, liborange_stub.h was not even installed.
This patch fixes it. Before applying this patch, please do 'svn mv
lib/liborange.h lib/liborange.h.in'.
Best regards,
Alexey Neyman.