* Refactor/test ToxFileProgress to ensure that when it's moved it
behaves well
* Notice problems with speed averaging. We were average speeds without
keeping track of the times they were over. Adding samples of different
lengths would result in incorrect speeds. Refactor whole class to correct
* Move ToxFileProgress to be a member of ToxFile
* Remove duplicated members between ToxFile and ToxFileProgress
* Move sample addition into CoreFile
Define at least one virtual method in polymorphic class cpp files to
improve link efficiency. Do so by defining a defaulted destructor or
another overridden virtual method in the class cpp file.
Also add explicitly defaulted copy/move constructors and assignment
operators to follow the rule of five and to avoid compiler suppression
of these functions due to the addition of a user-provided destructor.
Where neccessary, create new cpp files and add them to CMakeLists and
Testing.cmake. Set the -Wweak-vtables by default when compiling with
clang to issue warnings for new classes that do not comply with this
pattern.
See http://llvm.org/docs/CodingStandards.html#provide-a-virtual-method-anchor-for-classes-in-headers.
Fixes#6036.
We need to be lenient when reading from db because of ToxIds being saved in the
db from a bug introduced in e07d8d358f, which
used self ID rather than self Pk. Was subsequently fixed in
033f28e67e.
* Reorder class data members and/or constructor initialisers to match,
reducing confusion about when members will be initialised.
* Remove (most) unused variables. Not removed: some global variables with
`TODO(sudden6)` on them for using them in the future. I don't know how
far into the future sudden6 wants to use them, so I left them there for
now.
* Distinguish different bootstrap nodes in the logs by index in the
bootstrap node list. Originally, we used to log the address/port of the
node we're bootstrapping to. This was removed out of privacy concerns
(even though the bootstrap nodes are public). This made the logs much
less useful when debugging why the client isn't connecting. Having
indices makes it easier to see that different nodes are being selected,
and makes it possible to determine which node was selected.
* Explicitly cast unused results of Tox API functions to `void` when all
we want is to know whether the function succeeds or not.
* Don't try to `#include <unistd.h>` on Windows. It does not exist on
MSVC.
* Remove extra `;` after function definitions.
* Remove reference indirection of QJsonValueRef, since a copy of that ref
(small pointer-like object) has to be made anyway when iterating over
QJsonArrays.
* Make some file-scope global state `static`.
* Use `nullptr` instead of `NULL`.
* Add `#if DESKTOP_NOTIFICATIONS` around the code that implements desktop
notifications, so it becomes a bit easier to compile everything with a
single compiler command - useful for manually running static analysers.
* Fix an error on MSVC where `disconnect` is looked up to be a non-static
member function and the `this` capture is missing.
* Consistently use `struct` and `class` tags for types.
* Use references in ranged-for where it reduces copies.
* Move private static data members out of the Style class and into
file-local scope. There is no need for them to be in the class. Also
marked them `const` where possible.
* Removed unused lambda capture.
* Ensure qTox can compile under NDEBUG with `-Wunused-variable` by
inlining the unused variable into the `assert` that was its only
target.
* Minor reformatting in core_test.cpp.
Enable warnings for both. Favour casting to signed rather than casting to
unsigend for comparisons. Per isocpp's core guidelines ES.102, signed
arithmetic gives more expected results. If we need one extra bit of range,
using longer signed types achives that.
Fix#6010Fix#6012
