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view ui/certificatelist.h @ 76:63b79d135631
Remove QTextStream usage. The QTextStream usage in this way
caused a segmentation fault on Windows
author | Andre Heinecke <aheinecke@intevation.de> |
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date | Wed, 19 Mar 2014 16:33:25 +0000 |
parents | 64c8c6350e60 |
children | 1dd8e91972a8 |
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#ifndef CERTIFICATELIST_H #define CERTIFICATELIST_H /** * This class handles a certificate list file. * It checks for the validity of that certificate * list file and provides an API for working with that * file. * * The List is parsed on Initialization. You should * check the Status afterwards to see if the file * could be parsed. * */ class QByteArray; #include <QString> #include <QDateTime> #include <QObject> #include "../common/listutil.h" #include "certificate.h" class CertificateList { public: CertificateList(); CertificateList(const char *fileName); list_status_t getStatus() {return mStatus;} /** @brief Read a list * * @param[in] fileName the filename of the list to read * * @return status of the read. Vaild on success. */ list_status_t readList(const char *fileName); /** @brief Returns true if the list is Valid * * A list is valid only if the signature matched and the * list could be parsed. */ bool isValid() const {return mStatus == Valid;} const QList<Certificate>& getCertificates() const; private: QString mFileName; QList<Certificate> mCertificatesInstall; QList<Certificate> mCertificatesRemove; list_status_t mStatus; QDateTime mDate; }; #endif