CPluginManagerSimulator::createListener returns nullptr if no
listener could be created, e.g. because the plugin could not be loaded
due to missing dependencies. Handle this scenario properly instead of
raising an assert.
refs #669
Before this commit, the regular expression strings and objects were
constructed for each METAR. This is expensive and unnecessary.
This commit optimizes this by moving the string preparation into
a helper method, which is called once to construct a static
QRegularExpression.
refs #711
* logs only screen in core as default
* find top window, only use Qt::WA_TranslucentBackground on top level (Qt 5.6.1)
* correct presize when insert
* resize ATC when first station is added
Change MetarSet to MetarList:
CMetarSet was implemented as a collection. This only makes sense for values which have one member variable only or hardly ever change. METARs often change and therefore a collection didn’t make much sense.
Additional profiling showed that a sequence has better algorithmic performance.
* removed reverse lookup and moved to matcher
* encapsulated update/adding of thread safe members (remove number of places where lock is obtained)
* removed unused METAR slot
* query FSD values encapsulated
* added functions to callsign / callsign list
* used in aircraft matcher
* also resolve std.livery in matcher
* also allow to find aircraft ICAO designator ending with string (e.g. 737 for B737)
* renamed CAircraftMatcher::reverseLookup -> CAircraftMatcher::reverselLookupModel
* threadsafe isInRange (CAIrspaceMonitor)
With the new Qt5 C++11 syntax, private slots are not really necessary.
Replacing it with a normal private method reduces the generated code
from moc and also syntax issues are raised as compiler errors instead
of runtime asserts.
CMetarSet was implemented as a collection. This only makes sense for
values which have one member variable only or hardly ever change. METARs
often change and therefore a collection didn't make much sense.
Additional profiling showed that a sequence has better algorithmic
performance.
refs #689
