quassel eats cursor

[Silvan Scherrer]

when you minimize quassel via the systray icon and then restore it, the cursor is not available anymore. if you switch out and in again the cursor if available again.

[Dmitry A. Kuminov]

Fixed in r807. The bug has been always there BTW. It turned out to be a Windows bug that I copied over. In Qt4, they changed the windowFlags() bitfield assignment, so that in order to test for a Popup window, you have to do (widget->windowFlags() & Qt::Popup) == Qt::Popup instead of just (widget->windowFlags() & Qt::Popup)}}} because Qt::Popup is a combined flag now.

SHHHHIIIIIIIIT! Completely brainless commit UI in Slickedit, they must have written it with eyes closed and never used themselves. Empty commit message again. I made thousands of commits with SVN and only two of them didn't have a message, both are from Slickedit. ERRRRRRRR. RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. The message should be:

gui: Fixed: Hiding the main application window programmatically with QWidget::hide() and then showing it again with QWidget::show() would not activate it from the Qt point of view which prevented the child widgets from getting the keyboard focus (and input).

BTW, I finally installed HPFS386 instead of HPFS to both my OS/2 machines today, and the performance boost is really impressive: the builds go 3 to 5 times faster now! I really wonder how long will it take to make a full release build in this setup (which previously took 13-14 hours). But I will try JFS first and compare the results with HPFS386.

[Silvan Scherrer]

ok i can confirm it works now again.