The data pointer needs to move before decoding the second
surrogate, and not after. The first surrogate was begin decoded
again, resulting in an invalid codepoint.
This affected clipboard operations originating on Windows machines,
where the text is encoded in UTF-16 and copying characters from a
high plane (like emojis) was broken.
* Use Deskflow Name
* Remove business-oriented options from issue templates
* Remove business-oriented workflow
* Bump version to 3.0.0 (to avoid confusion with previously used version numbers 1.x & 2.x)
* Update readme to reflect new project name and goals
* Found some more "synergy" to rename
* Rename `synlib` to `app`
* Rename `syntool` to `deskflow-legacy`
* Rename `synwinhk` to `dfwhook`
* Rename dirs from synergy to deskflow
* Rename more "Synergy" files
* Rename app bundle ID
* Fixed copyright typo
* Rename only title in serial key dialog (to be moved downstream later)
* Preserve original serial key window for moving downstream
* Restore dialogs ready for moving downstream
* Rename `QDeskflowApplication` to `DeskflowApplication` (the Q is confusing)
* Restore Volker's original project name
* Fixed mimetype
* Fixed weird grammar
* Fixed (more) weird grammar
* Broken link, restoring (but we should move all links out of source)
* Broken link, restoring (but we should move all links out of source)
* Add write permission to valgrind-analysis.yml
* Restore AUR conflicts
* Apply Clang format
* Update ChangeLog
* Back out version change
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Co-authored-by: Nick Bolton <nick@symless.com>
* Turn off alignment of params
* Apply Clang format
* Change AlignAfterOpenBracket to AlwaysBreak and add extra bin pack settings
* Restore default bin packing
* Apply format
* Lint script with CLang format
* Use `-i` for `clang-format` and add more logging for lint scripts
* Apply LLVM CLang formatting
* Fixed comment
* Update ChangeLog
* Fixed bad return code logic
* Improve output for linters
* Fixed re-used var in clang lint
* Fixed include order for tests and use `#if 0` instead of commenting out code
* Use full Clang format dump
* Dump Ubuntu Clang format
* Dump Clang format from Debian
* Dumped from: clang-format version 18.1.8
* Revert "Dumped from: clang-format version 18.1.8"
This reverts commit b9bbda2995bb0b4b65baf14afebb0361ec64e644.
* Remove BasedOnStyle
* Restore base Clang format file
* Use clang-format from pip
* Apply Clang format 18 style
* Add clang_format deps
* Fixed include order issues and *some* accidental includes
* (WIP)-all issues corrected, tests started
* first test passing
alternative solution for SonarCloud check
fixed for to while translation
added changelog item
adding tests and fixes
more tests; avoid compiling BSD Tests on Windows
attempting a BSD compile patch
more tests
borrowing symbol detection from another test
more ambitious testing
changed the order of assertions for better info
more tests
fixed clear errors before executing
expanding transformation to use string comparison
including terminator on translation count
a different flag for testing MS Windows
differente Windows flag
more tests
fixing platform encoding match
Windows compiler difference on #ifdef
Google Test macro usage fix
test added
added keymap test
test and initialisation fixed
ms cl issue with named init
test for keymap
exercising keystate
more configuration exercises
one more test for config
added Unicode test
an IPv6 test
more portable networking code
using our own platform switching code
avoiding strcpy
* Fixed typo in Changelog.
* +appropriate memory handling
* one more test for coverage
* a tad more coverage
* expanded test on Config
Co-authored-by: Max <maxmommersteeg@hotmail.com>
Co-authored-by: SerhiiGadzhilov <71632867+SerhiiGadzhilov@users.noreply.github.com>
- reordered includes to prevent accidental dependencies.
- moved arch specific files into their own folder (easier to include with cmake).
- renamed non-class files to reflect new code style (lower case with underscores).
- using full relative paths for includes (easier for understanding dependencies).
- using #pragma once instead of classic-style header guards.
