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* [Client] Moderation and alts dashboards Turn the two staff tables into dashboards without behavior changes: TabModeration gets an identity header (display-size name, status, registered/last-login subline), Reports/Warnings/Bans/Alts count cards with an Open-graph deep link, full-width admin notes, and Alts/Sessions/Staff tabbed sections with tab memory. TabAlts gets toggle chips with match counts, bold usernames, palette-token dimming of shared-IP rows, and a resizable side card for the selected-user timeline with selection restore. Row activation works via Enter as well as double-click; async responses are guarded against stale investigations and retranslation re-applies cached dashboard data. * [Client] Report queue dashboard and status pills TabReport becomes a dashboard: selected-report identity header (display-size user, bold status, category/time/room subline), Description/Chat/Comments/Reported-user tabbed sections with tab memory, always-visible user context with empty cues, and bold reported users. ReportStatusDelegate paints palette-tinted status pills with paint-through selection, translated status strings, and font/elision handling. report_utils gains formatReportStatus plus an opt-out status-color flag so the delegate owns color in the mod queue while the user dialog keeps its colors. Async responses stay guarded; retranslation re-applies header and comment states. * Fix remaining review threads on the report queue dashboard - Read the raw report status from Qt::UserRole in DlgMyReports, so regular users can comment on their own open reports again. - Exclude the server's depth-0 seed row from the related-alt count. - Dim only IP matches shared by more than the pair, not every IP match. - Activate alts rows on double-click or Enter instead of `activated`, which fires on a single click on single-click platforms. - Fold the reported-user bolding pass into the fill loop. --------- Co-authored-by: Lukas Brübach <Bruebach.Lukas@bdosecurity.de>
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32 lines
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/**
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* @file table_activation.h
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* @brief Row activation for tables that must not navigate on a single click.
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*/
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#ifndef TABLE_ACTIVATION_H
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#define TABLE_ACTIVATION_H
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#include <functional>
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class QModelIndex;
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class QObject;
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class QTableWidget;
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/**
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* @brief Call @p handler on double-click or Enter, never on a single click.
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*
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* QAbstractItemView::activated fires on a single click on platforms where
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* SH_ItemView_ActivateItemOnSingleClick is set, so navigation actions must not
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* use it. This connects doubleClicked and installs Return/Enter shortcuts that
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* forward the current index.
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*
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* @param table The table whose rows activate.
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* @param context Object that owns the connections; the handler is disconnected
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* with it.
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* @param handler Receives the activated row's index, which may be invalid.
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*/
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void connectTableActivation(QTableWidget *table,
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QObject *context,
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const std::function<void(const QModelIndex &)> &handler);
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#endif // TABLE_ACTIVATION_H
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