Fixes#7880.
Virtual keys have never been allowed in context. This should be an error
in a keyboard. Note: virtual keys in output are officially unsupported
but still kinda sorta a little bit work in Windows -- but I doubt they
will ever be officially supported.
Also includes small side journey to tidy up names and constants for two
other tests (error_duplicate_group and error_duplicate_store).
Several unit tests were not running as they were not referenced in
developer/src/test/auto/Makefile. This meant that some tests were
outdated:
* two keyboard fixtures needed recompiling with kmcomp in order to match
* some interfaces had changed slightly, necessitating updates to
corresponding unit tests.
Fixes#9899.
Several problems resolved here:
* project mru did not refresh the welcome screen on first load, so the
welcome screen was often showing projects that were no longer relevant
* content saved to registry did not match expectations on load, so mru
never worked between sessions (always flushed on reload)
* synchronization between simultaneous sessions did not work, because
the list was only saved when Keyman Developer exited
Minor tidyup:
* WideString -> string -- legacy cleanup from when Delphi was
non-Unicode.
* Reordered functions to group more clearly.
Note: the issue was not that there was both registry and xml content;
the source of truth is the registry for Project MRU, and project_mru.xml
is copied from that for the welcome screen. So instead of taking the
fix recommended in #9899, have addressed this by fixing the above points
in the registry code.
Fixes#9889.
This arises from a deprecated way of using Keyman Developer by starting
Keyman Developer by opening a keyboard .kmn file from Explorer, which
causes Developer to run in a 'projectless' mode. This was not tested in
the new compiler integration, and that has caused this crash.
In 'projectless' mode, there is still a global 'untitled' project, but
the files loaded do not 'belong' to it. The compiler settings are
inherited from the global 'untitled' project in this case.
