Saves lots of string construction and storage, simplifies lots of code.
Store the more exotic font-caching bits etc. in a separate store: we
should also pre-render these really and share them.
Change-Id: Icaeff8fd72f52d7215c06a687b1e39cfb7631503
Avoids tests crashing with obscure memory errors re-allocating the
string buffer; and hopefully cleans up the output too.
Change-Id: I3e38680c15129e84f0c7dd8cada3b505cf08ad34
Remove significant complexity; if we need it later lets do it more simply
serializing when we start / finish a session.
Turn off caching for mobile - possibly should kill for single-user too.
Change-Id: I5ea56088ddbb61f22fe7920f8c9ac7440cb3296a
Instead of the one that takes a string literal consisting of a single
character.
Also remove the clang-tidy target, 'run-clang-tidy' does a better job of
doing the same today.
Change-Id: I58f55a0e64af42694d55f9588f25618164275852
DynamicStruct is also more recent and is missing
from older distros and versions of Poco, so avoid
using it just for that.
Change-Id: I465fbbc4350101d382877bd42a1704e4e7827102
PDF export, signing and upload needs to be done in one operation
as PDF doesn't change the current document. The workflow is just
a bit different to the ODF / OOXML that it needs a change in
behaviour.
Change-Id: I752b293494a2d677fa7f12f2317954cfcf47859b
Unfortuantely it still fails, but this is not regression. Now
with the new patch in Core the exception is caught and so at least
the binary survives (and the API returns 0).
New unit-test added in Core to help track the issue down and fix.
Also, free the memory allocated by the API.
Change-Id: I5d788a2ee0383de1c323af4cd6b39b8615a35baf
A quite common logic that is best moved to a utility
and optimized for best performance.
Includes unit-tests.
Change-Id: Id63a388690c17355eb2fac529070c38e9b082fd0
This is needed so we can use this inside ChildSession.
Change-Id: I88f2cc767412fd52dbb242938f0f9897d4277639
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/63836
Reviewed-by: Tomaž Vajngerl <quikee@gmail.com>
Tested-by: Tomaž Vajngerl <quikee@gmail.com>
Actually, I should expand on this and write a test that makes sure the
FakeSocket API semantics does in fact match that of the real socket
API... A fakefakesockettest. Later.
Change-Id: I5cf885a956d6d795976a4369448be04e88837c19
I had no idea that the CPPUNIT_ASSERT* macros work by throwing
exceptions. They do, so one should thus not catch them, but let the
Cppunit code take care of that.
Also, make the tests a bit more specific and add some
fakeSocketAvailableDataLength() checks.
Change-Id: I9291822114331c21b774bb41116e8b2ff709dae2
Sad that this Makefile.am is so complicated, and that this needs to be
added explicitly like this.
Change-Id: I8b1b25761eb723e124cab96479f49478d3a75194
Based on Mobile/TestFakeSocket/TestFakeSocket/main.mm. Needs work,
does not really test the interesting semantic corner cases that have
been fixed only recently.
Change-Id: Ie2f3dbd2b478ab3acb4bfef0e0d3031c817d0f37
Check all pariticipating IPs to be allowed to use convert-to
functionality. In a simple use case it means the reverse-proxy's
and the actual client's IP.
Change-Id: I4ef9cb14a1c3003cba6c66f6e99d5b54b2c3b2b8
Extract the client IP from the X-Forwarded-For value
and use that one to allow / deny the usage of convert-to
feature.
Change-Id: I363c0931df5a0538236cae12f943fffd65086ee6
