1. Documented on README.development how to setup the environment
for Windows.
2. Fixed qt/ts/package.json not working due usage of ; instead
of &&
3. Fixed copy-qt-files rsync using Windows paths instead of Unix
ones
4. Fixed Makefile's using Windows Linux Subsystem bash instead of
the Cygwin one.
5. Ensured running the correct pip module by using python -m pip
instead of just pip.
6. Fixed Makefiles using Windows `find` command, instead of the
Cygwin's one (POSIX find).
7. Fixed pyenv sourcing/activate using /pyevn/bin/ instead of
/python/Scripts/ on Windows.
8. Fixed pyaudio not installing/linking with portaudio on Windows
by installing for a patched fork at evandroforks/pyaudio
9. Forked and fixed portaudio not building with Visual Studio 2017
or superior and added the reference for the patched fork on
README.development at evandroforks/portaudio.
This prevents pasted text from a standard webpage appearing as
black on white. It could theoretically be made smarter in the future,
but handling all the situations where the background or foreground
colour is not exactly #000/#fff might be tricky.
Forces the Fusion theme when running night mode, so we don't need
to work around platform themes that don't respond to the defined
palette.
Feedback/suggestions on the chosen colours welcome - _vars.scss is the
file to change if you want to experiment with adjustments.
wrap2() was introduced recently to try and resolve an issue where
styling outside of the wrapped section was getting lost. eg,
<b>some [text] etc</b>
When the user created a cloze deletion or added math tags to the [text]
part, the text ended up not being bold - the inner portion is displayed
without styling.
wrap2() used setFormat("inserttext", ...), which did fix that issue
- but it also introduced multiple new issues:
- any HTML inside the selected area, including newlines and images,
was lost
- the unicode entities inserted when creating a cloze deletion in
RTL mode end up inserted as plain text
For now, I'm just going to revert to the old behaviour. If anyone
has a suggestion for an approach that is able to preserve both the
inner formatting and the surrounding formatting, a pull request
or post on the forums would be appreciated!
