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That was super painful. It seems that some of the Quackle types that
have custom operator==() give fits to the MOC compiler when those
types are used as arguments for slots and/or signals (or maybe it's
only when they're connected in a certain way...frankly, I never did
figure this out precisely to my satisfaction). The compilers provide
very little help in resolving this problem.
Once I understood the problem, VS22 was giving me just the tiniest
morsel, enough that I could hunt down the offending slot/signal
(it wasn't even giving me the name of the slot/signal...just the type
it was trying to use). I've changed all offending functions to use
const pointers to types instead of const references, and this makes
Qt happy.
I couldn't find any info on the web directly about this, but here's
the closest I did find, which suggests that this is related to
increased functionality in Qt6 regarding reflection.
https://forum.qt.io/topic/141434/
This fixes my VC++22 x86-64 build. Hopefully it fixes all of the
others, too.
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* Replace std::random_shuffle() with std::shuffle().
* Populate switch statements which were checking the
Move enums, but not Move::PlaceError.
* endl -> Qt::endl for QTextStream usage.
* QString::SkipEmptyParts -> Qt::SkipEmptyParts
* QLabel::pixmap() now takes Qt::ReturnByValue
* Use QElapsedTimer where appropriate.
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Also, extend copyright to 2019.
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When going back to edit history, typing a
phoney correctly brought up a dialog, but
indicating you wanted to cancel the phoney
play didn't stop the play from going down,
or a subsequent computer player from making
its play.
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Now builds on Qt 5.9.1, and works on Mac, Windows, Linux.
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Port quackle to Qt 5.5
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Found a crash where you enter "ex 4" twice,
and it would crash. This led me to look up
how this was implemented, and it wasn't
very robust. It also didn't save properly in
the GCG. So I created a new move type
which I called a BlindExchange and implemented
it throughout the system.
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Also resets the focus back to the input field when
you press Shift+Enter.
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Not a very interesting commit...only changes in comments.
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