Also implement build defines for Windows
Set TELEGRAM_BUILD_DEFINES before calling gyp/refresh.bat
Fix#3000
Signed-off-by: Christoph <auer.chrisi@gmx.net>
When we hide window by 'x' title button or by cmd+w key we try to
deactivate the whole application (so some other app gets activated).
When we activate the application in any way we check if the main
window is hidden and if it is - we show it and activate it.
Sometimes the windows quiet hours registry key gets set even in
Windows 7 (or older) and we disable notifications though it has
nothing to do with real user settings. Check for 8.1 at least.
We should count emoji length correctly in cases we have a partial
match for a longer one, but not a full match. If we start reading
the next characters but don't find a full emoji there we need to
have a correct length of a previously found emoji saved already.
error: inconsistent deduction for 'auto': 'int' and then 'auto'
auto start = 0, end = list.size();
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Signed-off-by: Wouter van Kesteren <woutershep@gmail.com> (github: woutershep)
If we want to pin a chat and we have reached the limit we now check
for a deactivated (converted to supergroup) chat that is pinned and
is not in the chats list and just silently unpin it if it is found.
Also possible UB fix for a waveform encoding and decoding.
- Use QPainter current pen for selected text in cases we
didn't specify it explicitly in the TextPalette.
- Better rounding of QRectF from QFixed values to QRect selected
background filling areas.
- Using QPainter::viewport() instead of random huge QRect() in
clipping, because it fails to apply this huge QRect() clip region
in Retina paint devices: 2x scale QMatrix::map() is not defined for
QRegion-s having rects with sum of dimensions larger than 100000.
First try to activate Qt OpenSSL usage and let Qt to set
the locking methods for OpenSSL. Only if Qt didn't set them
we use our own locking methods. Before that we were always
setting our own locking methods and Qt was overriding them
at some random moment of time sometimes leading to a crash.
Media::Player::Instance started to notify about all sound
playback updates, even for video files (which do not have
DocumentData filled in), while Media::Player widgets were
relying on the existance of DocumentData in each update.
If file size or file last modified time were changed we
invalidate our known location for a downloaded file. Now
we log those events to DebugLogs to see if they're responsible
for reported download problems.
John Preston
Christoph Auer
Christoph
Wouter van Kesteren
Behnam Emamian
Fela Ameghino