Arguments include adding torrents as paused/started, skiping hash check, setting category, downloading in sequential order, downloading first and last pieces first, and skipping the 'add new torrent' dialog. Added TriStateBoolOption class for specifying options that don't have a default value when unused (e.g. add-paused). Also improved command line usage text to include more information, have better organization, and not exceed 80 columns in width. Also also added firstLastPiecePriority field to BitTorrent::AddTorrentData, and modified TorrentHandle so that if first/last piece priority should be on, it will be toggled on after the torrent's metadata has loaded.
Because AddNewTorrentDialog is a sheet in macOS, repositioning it causes bad things to happen, particularly if the main dialog is on a secondary monitor.
The file guard object has to be initialised in this case too because it
is accessed when dialog gets accepted or cancelled. Initialise it with
empty path.
Some browsers do not download files, intended for immediate opening,
into a temporary directory, and thus a regular download directories
accumulate those unneeded files.
The option allows qBittorrent to clean after itself and delete those
files whether they were succesfully added or not (user-selectable
policy).
Now we can use downloaded data directly without saving to file.
We also can disable redirection to Magnet URI handling (useful for
non-torrent files downloading).
If we don't have enough permissions, libtorrent will spew a pretty useless, irrelevant and almost wrong message: "Failed to load the torrent: torrent file is not a dictionary"
Change project directory structure according to application structure.
Change 'nox' configuration option to something more meaningful 'nogui'.
Rename 'Icons' folder to 'icons' (similar to other folders).
Partially add 'nowebui' option support.
Remove QConf project file.
Brian Kendall