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#1611
[PATCH] x2goclient: Replace deprecated uses of QString::null
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Package: x2goclient
Version: 4.1.2.3
Tag: patch
Related to: #864
On one of my Gentoo systems, x2goclient-4.1.2.3 did not build against qtcore-5.15.10. The attached patch changes deprecated occurrences of QString::null into isEmpty calls or construction of new null QStrings, which fixes the build problems.
I have not verified whether everything still functions perfectly. However, the change follows the Qt recommendations, and looks good to me when peeking at the QString documentation. I know that there still are strange constructions in the code, which I have not changed. Reason is that I tried the change to be as minimal as possible.
I do not intend to invest more time/work in this in the nearer future; if this patch is not sufficient, I hope someone else can pick it up and continue from there. Or just throw it away. ☺ Happy coding!
Attachment: 0001-x2goclient-Replace-deprecated-uses-of-QString-null.patch
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