+ Arch and Debian are run in Docker containers, as openSUSE Tumbleweed.
+ OSX/macOS doesn't use any containers.
* Homebrew is used to fetch all the dependencies.
* The dependencies are declared in the Brewfile.travis file.
+ The travis-build.sh script has been modified to check for the current
OS and the different configure flags has been moved into an array
that'll be looped through instead.
The xscreensaver (for libXScrnSaver) flags has been removed for macOS
as it only makes sense for systems running X11, which macOS doesn't
(usually) do.
+ Some minor shellcheck fixes, too.
Fixes: #1100
Users where under the impression that you can't colour the time displayed
in the statusbar.
Let's add it to the template, and also change all themes to use the same
colour for the time as for the statusbar text.
If re-establish a connection don't print the room history again.
In case there there happened nothing at all since we got the room
history on the last connection.
And in case there were no new messages during the time we have been
disconnected.
Instead of printing the room history again we now print 'Re-established
Connection'.
This adds a bit of overhead since we save the timestamp upon every MUC
message.
See: https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/704
We destory the roster in ev_disconnect_cleanup().
Adding a function to test if the roster has been destroyed and testing
for it in the statusbar.
So now when the connection is lost 'Lost connection' is printed in all
open windows.
We can then reconnect with `/connect accountname`.
Should fix https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1083
status_bar_new() and status_bar_active() are almost identical.
Let's use one helper function to not duplicate code.
I thought about renaming both functions into one and adding another
parameter but didn't come up with a good name for the function that
clearly describes what it does. So staying with current names + helper
functions.
Save the name for displaying the windows in the statusbar inside the tab
object.
So far we calculated them repeatedly and this created issues when we
lost the connection.
Regards https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1083
If Profanity is disconnected in any way before ping response is
received, the autoping timer will expire after the next connection
is established. As result, user will be disconnected immediately.
Cancel autoping timer in ev_disconnect_cleanup(), so it is done
for all kind of disconnections.
If connection loss occurs, it calls session_disconnect() eventually.
This function clears saved account data which is required for
reconnection. Therefore, when reconnect timer expires, we get errors:
02/06/2019 04:53:42: stderr: ERR: (profanity:17115): GLib-CRITICAL **:
04:53:42.305: g_key_file_has_group: assertion
'group_name != NULL' failed
02/06/2019 04:53:43: prof: ERR: Unable to reconnect, account no longer
exists: (null)
To solve it, don't clear the saved data in session_disconnect(). It will
be cleared properly on connection loss if reconnect timer is not
configured. But won't be cleared with /disconnect command.
So, after /disconnect the data will live in memory until the next
/connect.
Also, remove some copy-paste in connection loss path.
When connection is lost, profanity tries to disconnect what leads
to an infinite loop. The loop occurs, because connection_disconnet()
runs xmpp_run_once() separately and waits for XMPP_CONN_DISCONNECT
event. But it doesn't happen, because the connection object is
disconnected.
As solution, don't disconnect after XMPP_CONN_DISCONNECT is received.
Also, don't free libstrophe objects while the event loops executes,
because the event loop continues using objects after callbacks quit.
mblen will fail with return code -1 if the locale used by the unit tests
isn't available on the machine. This will lead to an off by one error in some
tests where the needle is at the end of the haystack.
Since prof_occurrences expect null-terminated strings, the character after
the needle can simply be found by incrementing the address of the found needle
with strlen(needle).
Unit tests on 32-bit architectures were failing due to
"cast to pointer from integer of different size" warnings.
mock_ptr_type silences those by first casting to uintptr_t.
`/occupants char` now sets a character that is displayed before the nick
in MUCs. Similar like `/roster char` is displaying a char for the roster.
Regards #690
This is actually not needed because result will always be set.
hartmann had problems building profanity on OpenBSD and he proposed this
patch.
Let's use it to make the compiler happy there.
