Until now, some users have found it annoying when they want to print
multiple documents in their original size and have to manually change
the scaling mode before each print. This commit allows the user to
select the default value so they won't have to change it before every
print.
BUG: 463732
FIXED-IN: 23.08
For some reason QIcon::fromTheme(QStringLiteral("okular")) doesn't
return the proper icon on WelcomeScreen construction, i'm guessing
that's a bit too early, though haven't investigated why
Instead of just a simple list of "nickname"'s which is kind of like the
signing backend's internal ID for a given certificate, provide some more
context to each key.
This is a slight improvement, not a complete overhaul.
This is an abi break, but it menas we can extend signature and
certificate info in the future without breaking the abi again.
While we are at it, there is no need to hand around pointers to
certificate/signature info any longer, so clean up that. Fix memleaks as
side effect.
When the user tries to do a "Save" operation on an open file that was
since modified externally, currently Okular prohibits it. We can make
this a bit more user-friendly by instead explaining the situation
clearly and offering the user some options:
- Yes, really overwrite the changes made in the other program
- Instead save the unsaved changes as a new file elsewhere
- Abort
CCBUG: 402017
Currently Okular stops the user from saving their document if it has
unsaved changes and was modified externally. This makes some sense
because there are now two sources of truth, and Okular cannot reconcile
them itself. However as a consequence, it causes data loss since the
user's unsaved changes in Okular become un-save-able. This is quite
frustrating when it happens.
But this prohibiton on saving over an externally-modified document only
really makes sense for a "Save" operation that overwrites the original
document. If instead, the user does a "Save As...", then they can save
their local changes to another file and avoid losing unsaved changes.
Then if needed, they can manually compare the original
externally-modified document with their newly-saved document and
reconcile the changes by hand.
Accordingly, this commit avoids showing the error message box and
blocking saving if the user is doing a "Save As..." to a new location,
rather than overwriting the open file.
BUG: 402017
FIXED-IN: 23.04.1
