Inline nlohmann/json for the JSON parsing itself, and handle requests
with the same SCGI interface as XML-RPC.
Based off the work in https://github.com/jesec/rtorrent
This commit replaces the `rak/functional.h` features with lambdas and std functions.
There was one instance with `std::sort` where the comparison operator was always evaluating to false and it wasn't sorting anything. This is removed in favour of the default comparison operator.
`std::sort(transferChunks.begin(), transferChunks.end());`
The erase/insert pattern can be replaced by a single method that
updates an existing entry's timer, or inserting if it doesn't exist.
This has much less impact than the libtorrent change it's based on,
but might as well be consistent.
From https://github.com/jesec/rtorrent/commit/f9a875b633eb083ec82f89ebeae8678ca424e8b2
This commit ensures session files land on the disk in the event of a system crash or power outage. It prevents data corruption of rTorrent session files, which causes torrent client breakage.
Optimizations from the initial implementation include
1) Skipping unnecessary file metadata updates during the sync process.
2) Skipping variable initialization since open will assign -1 on failure.
This commit fixes compiling rTorrent with LTO (Link Time Optimizations). We just need to rename from variables in the directory_entry structure to avoid ODR and ZLIB conflicts.
rTorrent will do this gradually, so we can start connecting to peers right away.
This patch shaves approximately 5 minutes off the start time with thousands of torrents.
By using 'F' in the main view you can enter a regex
that will be used to filter the view based on the torrent name.
To remove the filter set the input to empty.
This is adding a 'view.temp_filter' property and a 'match{}' function.
For example with Ctrl+X you could do:
command> view.temp_filter=main,"match={d.name=,.*linux.*iso}"
Jari Sundell