When a project is loaded it is set to dirty without any changes so that
it goes through the steps that patterns with changes go through. The fix
uses a different starting step that doesn't set the dirty flags when
changing providers or loading projects.
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Hopefully this will help us debug the bugs that appear once ImHex
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``` rust
struct Rec : Rec {
};
```
Prevent infinite recursion in appendInheritances by erasing processed
inheritance entries during traversal, and safely iterate over
m_inheritances in appendInheritances to avoid
modification-during-iteration issues.
Co-authored-by: paxcut <53811119+paxcut@users.noreply.github.com>
The assumption that the number of lines of colors will be equal to the
number of lines in the input signal is incorrect. As issue #2594 shows,
erroneous input can cause the lexer to end processing the input file
prematurely thus being unable to create tokens past the line where the
error occurred which in turn implies that no colors can be found beyond
those lines.
To fix the crash (the underlying problem is user caused and can't be
fixed) is to use the size of the vectors containing the first token
index of each line since that size must be equal to the number of lines
stored in token sequence.
Fixes#2594
By creating copies of the required inputs on the main thread just before
the task is spawned. A;so if task is still running when new data can be
copied then the task is interrupted thus avoiding concurrency without
mutexes. Atomics are used to signal state information used to determine
what and when to spawn.
Also includes update to pattern editor library and some fixes to syntax
highlighting error when custom types defined inside namespaces were used
inside the namespaces without the full qualified name and other small
changes mostly to improve the current style.
