Remove the deactivated MacOS dependent code for reacting on Cocoa events
for file associations from main.cpp
Try to implement the same functionality by reacting on QFileOpenEvent in
the Application class.
Create a new subclass of the QApplication class and move most of the
code in the main function to the constructor of the new class. This
makes the code a bit more consistent in terms of object orientedness,
makes it a little simpler and allows extending the new Application class
in the future.
Focus the SQL editor of a newly created tab to make sure it receives
keyboard input without need to click it first. On my system this wasn't
the case after starting the application, i.e. the first time the SQL tab
is used.
Add a script that takes the PNG application icon and converts it into a
multi-res Windows icon file.
Update the Windows icon file to match the new application icon.
Fix the link to the Qt project page. Also link to their page for license
information instead of pointing at a non-existant file in our
repository. This fixed issue #5.
Mention the Silk icon set in the about dialog and link to its page. This
should also make the hard-to-find CREDITS file dispensable.
Generally redesign the about dialog to use layouts for its design.
When compiling with cmake on MacOS, search for the SQLite library and
include files in some other irectories before falling back to the standard
paths.
Maybe this fixed the issue at
https://github.com/rp-/sqlitebrowser/issues/42
Don't depend on the existance of the rowid column when using the Browse
Data tab; this means falling back to the primary key if the selected
table is a 'without rowid' table.
While still not supporting these tables very well this makes them at
least readable.
Since version 3.8.2 SQLite supports tables without the internal rowid
column added to the table. For these tables the primary key serves as a
replacement for the rowid column.
These changes update the grammar parser to correctly handle 'without
rowid' tables and also generate 'without rowid' SQL statements.
