--no-native-dialogs disables QTs feature to display
OS specific dialogs for message-boxes and file-open dialogs.
This is currently necessary for flatpak, but may be helpful in other
occasions, too.
When XCA started in 2002, there were no C++ initializers.
Drop explicit initializers from the constructors.
- Fix indentations of section declarators.
- Replace NULL by nullptr when feasible.
- Sort private section: properties first, then methods.
Evaluate --name argument when generating the CRL.
Add --import-names option. This allows to name the imported items
individually, even if one PEM file contains multiple items.
No libraries needed. Just put all files as source to xca
and those needed for xcadoc to the xcadoc target.
Github Action: create deployments for each matrix result
Rename XCA_SPECIAL to XCA_ARGUMENTS, which is less generic.
and change %1_OPTIONS to XCA_%1_OPTIONS to prefix all
XCA related environment variables with "XCA_".
linuxdoc is pretty outdated, while sphinx is really cool:
- Sphinx is modern with a broad user base
- The generated documentation is themeable
- The sphinx-source is much more readable than the
SGML-tag scattered linuxdoc.
- The different topics can be splitted into different files
- It can be converted to qt-context sensitive help
- It supports syntax highlighting for the SQL database documentation
- It is supported on MacOSX,because it is python-based.
Drop code2html perl-script, which was used to colorize the SQL schema.
Generate "doc/arguments.rst" with XCA_MAN="rst" ./xca
Also extend the documentation about the password.
Automatically generate the man page from the options.
Call xca as "XCA_MAN=1 ./xca" to print the current man-page options
New classes:
- database_model: Manage the database tables (keys, req, cert, crl, templ)
extracted from widgets/MW_database.cpp
- arguments: parse commandline, dynamically create help text
