Will need @ctrlaltca to confirm this wont mess anything up. I have
removed a option to se set from the cmake file. This option is not
needed.
Windows users, you will need to run cmake to create the sln again.
The issue was that I had set the ctor to set the p/t to 0/0 rather than
-1/-1. This meant that when you join a game in progress (spec or
reconnect) the server would send the card value to the client as 0/0,
instead of -1/-1. The client has been coded so that if the toughness is
<0 then dont show it. 0/0 is instead shown.
We still need to look into cards with no p/t being set to a 0/1 as
@tooomm mentioned in anther issue. As it stands, this is more important
than that.
Mullling through 2 hands will give a flood warning, a user thought this
should not happen. It is very similar to drawing cards, which is in the
white list.
+ Added the ability to see the account age of registered users. Changes
are both in server and client. The server will now send back the
registration date along with the user data. The client will then use
this to calculate the account age and display it in the user details
window.
Running cockatrice in valgrind i didn't found any bad memory leak
(good!), but only a few jumps depending on uninitialized variables.
Even if the possibility of crashes are remote, it's nice to sort them
out.
Some tabs to spaces, and maybe fixed to work with Qt 5.
Conflicts:
cockatrice/src/deckstats_interface.cpp
common/decklist.cpp
common/decklist.h
oracle/src/oracleimporter.cpp
Implemented the ability to set the server to only allow registered
users. Also updated client to reflect the log-in rejection as well as
put a check in place for the server to not start if db connection is not
available yet registration is required.
* Move all cmake-related files in a new “cmake” folder
* move nsis files in there, too, since they are templates parsed by cake
* retrieve git version once when cmake is run, and use it for both
creating version_string.h/cpp and for package naming
