* Used http://www.woogerworks.com/files/sets.xml as a base
* update version
* use mtgjson.com as source
* adapted some sets name (es: 6E => 6ED)
Caveats:
* Not all previous sets are present (e.g.: WOTC, WMCQ, WRL); they were
not present in woogerworks’s sets.xml anyway
* Used http://www.woogerworks.com/files/sets.xml as a base
* update version
* use mtgjson.com as source
* adapted some sets name (es: 6E => 6ED)
Caveats:
* Not all previous sets are present (e.g.: WOTC, WMCQ, WRL); they were
not present in woogerworks’s sets.xml anyway
* Use automoc instead of a manual list of headers
* Remove Qt4 detection
* Created missing .cpp for .h files (for automoc detection)
* Remove pthread linking
* Forcing -lprotobuf is not needed for mingw; msvc only?
* Remove cockatrice_HEADERS (obsoleted by automoc)
* Remove compilation flags definition and Qt4 finding calls
* Make use of CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX
* use INSTALL(TARGETS) in place of INSTALL(PROGRAM)
* Osx: create a proper application bundle
* Added comments
* Remove cockatrice_HEADERS (obsoleted by automoc)
* Remove compilation flags definition and Qt4 finding calls
* Make use of CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX
* use INSTALL(TARGETS) in place of INSTALL(PROGRAM)
* Osx: create a proper application bundle
* Added comments
* Remove cockatrice_HEADERS (obsoleted by automoc)
* Remove compilation flags definition and Qt4 finding calls
* Make use of CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX
* use INSTALL(TARGETS) in place of INSTALL(PROGRAM)
* Osx: create a proper application bundle
* Added comments
removed LEFT/RIGHT increment/decrement while
the card database/quicksearch edit have focus.
LEFT/RIGHT increment/decrement remains while the
deck view has focus.
also, now the card database delegates focus the
quicksearch editor so that any characters typed
while the card database has focus will narrow
the search down using the quicksearch filter.
`control`+`alt`+`-`/`=` now increment/decrement
the mainboard and `control`+`alt`+`[`/`]` now
increment/decrement the sideboard (alt could not
be used alone as OSX inserts special characters
using alt.
in the case of AND'ed filter terms, returning true
from acceptCardAttr will be equivalent to ignoring the
disabled term, but in the case of OR'ed terms,
returning true will incorrectly cause all cards
to be accepted.
the fix is to test for whether the term is enabled
before calling acceptCardAttr and continue if
disabled.
