pass.h File Reference

Pass, the abstract password-store backend that RealPass and ImitatePass implement, and gpgErrorMessage(), which turns gpg's stderr into a message for the user. More...

#include "appsettings.h"
#include "enums.h"
#include "executor.h"
#include "gpgidgeneration.h"
#include "userinfo.h"
#include <QProcess>
#include <QProcessEnvironment>
#include <QQueue>
#include <QString>
#include <QStringList>
#include <cassert>
#include <map>
#include <optional>

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Classes
struct	ResolvedGpgconfCommand
	Represents a command invocation for gpgconf operations. More...
class	Pass
	Abstract base class for password store operations. More...
struct	Pass::RecipientsForEditing
	What a dialog may do with the list of a folder (recipientsForEditing()). More...

Functions
QString	gpgErrorMessage (const QString &err)
	Maps GPG stderr (which may include –status-fd 2 tokens) to a translated user-friendly encryption error string.

Detailed Description

Pass, the abstract password-store backend that RealPass and ImitatePass implement, and gpgErrorMessage(), which turns gpg's stderr into a message for the user.

Definition in file pass.h.

Function Documentation

gpgErrorMessage()

QString gpgErrorMessage

(

const QString &

err

)

Maps GPG stderr (which may include –status-fd 2 tokens) to a translated user-friendly encryption error string.

Checks machine-readable [GNUPG:] status tokens first (locale-independent), then falls back to case-insensitive substring matching for GPG builds that do not emit status tokens. Returns an empty string when no known pattern matches.

Declared here so it can be exercised by unit tests without linking the full Pass object.

Parameters

err	gpg's stderr, with or without [GNUPG:] status lines.

Returns

A translated message, or an empty string for an error it does not recognise.

Definition at line 471 of file pass.cpp.

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