* Create default config and install to /etc/polybar
Closes#2405
* Search for config in /etc
We search in XDG_CONFIG_DIRS, /etc/xdg, and /etc but only for config.ini
Closes#2016
* Remove config installation from build.sh
* Remove userconfig cmake file
* Cleanup
* Cleanup default config
* Update CHANGELOG.md
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* Update src/main.cpp
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* Add tests for string functions
* Support loading bars from fallbacks in /etc
* Combine duplicate string_util::contains test
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* Clean up CMake logic
- removed logic to find CppUnit (no longer used)
- removed "dirs" variable used to pass include directories
- removed add_library function (no longer used)
- removed make_executable function
* only used in 2 places (polybar and polybar-msg)
* it was more general than needed, logic is simpler without it
- split polybar into static library and executable
* this allows linking unit tests to the library
* rename library
* add coverage build
- Added a CMake build type "Coverage" that builds C and C++
code with the "--coverage" flag (recognized by both GCC and Clang)
- removed "-Wno-missing-field-initializers" from test flags,
since it didn't seem to be needed any more
- removed logic from tests/CMakeLists to disable "-Werror" and "-pedantic-errors"
since there didn't seem to be any warnings during the build
* fix whitespace
* update travis
* remove O2 from defalt flags
* allow tests to be built by default make target
* disable Werror for debug builds
Makes helping with build issues easier as we readily see what versions
are being used.
Cmake already prints the version but only when run the first time and
not on subsequent calls, so the information is often lost
If color output was surpressed, there was no way to tell in the cmake
summary, if a module is actually enabled or not.
Now each module is prefixed with either a "[X]" to indicate it's enabled
or a "[ ]" to indicate it's not
