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- add new options for database cache and script verification threads - add label which displays options that are overridden by command-line parameters - proxy settings are not applied on-the-fly anymore and require a client restart (ApplyProxySettings() was removed and was not working very well anyway) - re-work options reset and require a client shutdown (as it is much easier to do it this way without having to mess with what can be changed on-the-fly and what needs a restart anyway) - options reset now writes default values for every single option - when changing an option which requires a client restart display a 10 second warning message in statusLabel (via a QTimer) - when applying the changes via ok change that to a persistent message, which is displayed even after closing optionsdialog and re-open it, when no client restart was made - remove dialog boxes used when changing language or proxy settings - add setRestartRequired() and isRestartRequired() to OptionsModel and use the set function when updating options to signal OptionsDialog when a restart is needed - resize optionsdialog a little and add some min sizes for certain GUI elements - remove apply button from optionsdialog - save and restore optionsdialog window position - update nTransactionFee in QSettings with a set -paytxfee value when opening optionsdialog (I'm not sure about this yet, perhaps revert to not updating QSettings and just display current -paytxfee value in optionsdialog.) |
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Bitcoin Core integration/staging tree
Copyright (c) 2009-2013 Bitcoin Core Developers
What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is an experimental new digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority: managing transactions and issuing money are carried out collectively by the network. Bitcoin Core is the name of open source software which enables the use of this currency.
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