Closed The00Dustin closed 5 months ago
Servers.cpp uses %1 to pull server info
Servers.cpp isn't parsing the conf file. App.cpp is. I am not sure what you mean here.
Aside from the 'Fulcruim' typoes (lol!) -- I am also not sure why you want to change the other examples. I feel the colon is warranted.. care to explain?
Servers.cpp isn't parsing the conf file. App.cpp is. I am not sure what you mean here.
static const QString bannerFallback = QString("Connected to a %1 server").arg(ServerMisc::AppSubVersion);
I am also not sure why you want to change the other examples. I feel the colon is warranted.. care to explain?
I added the colon because it looked to me like it was missing. It occurred to me afterwards that maybe that was intentional, like to imply that localhost
was a valid value in addition to 9050
being a valid entry (if they are, in spite of QString("%1:%2")
). If that isn't the case, then maybe the commented value needs fixed, too...
Servers.cpp isn't parsing the conf file. App.cpp is. I am not sure what you mean here.
static const QString bannerFallback = QString("Connected to a %1 server").arg(ServerMisc::AppSubVersion);
This is completely unrelated to the conf file... how is that line of code relevant to what we are discussing here? That's just the server banner stuff.
I am also not sure why you want to change the other examples. I feel the colon is warranted.. care to explain?
I added the colon because it looked to me like it was missing. It occurred to me afterwards that maybe that was intentional, like to imply that
localhost
was a valid value in addition to9050
being a valid entry (if they are, in spite ofQString("%1:%2")
). If that isn't the case, then maybe the commented value needs fixed, too...
Yeah I misread your diff. Yes, adding the colon is good.
Correction of minor spelling and example errors. Servers.cpp uses
%1
to pull server info, so I am assuming the banner typo only exists in the config description. Options.cpp usesQString("%1:%2")
to parse the argument with the conflicting examples, so I assume the colon is required when providing server and port. If the intent of the example was to indicate that one can list only a server without a port (where the default is only a port already), then it was ambiguous and further editing may be desirable (perhaps to simply remove the port from the first example since it is shown as the default already).