Comment 5 for bug 2044257

Okay, so calling "qpdfview.exe --help" works as expected. But for some reason calling it with "/help" or "/?" makes it attempt to open a file with the name "/help" or "/?". This behavior is identical in Windows 11 and Wine. I don't know what that's about. But it's not that important to have /help and /? as command line arguments, it's just common to use them in the Windows world.

Other issues I have encountered and provided a patch for:

In synctex/synctex_parser_utils.c you need to explicitly call the PathFindFileNameA and PathFindExtensionA or else the macros PathFindFileName/PathFindExtension may be resolved to the wide character versions (which happened to me).

In main.cpp you must rename "QScopedPointer< QDBusInterface > interface(...)" from "interface" to something else, as it will apparently conflict with a type/struct/etc coming from one of the included Windows header files.

You may also want to initialize "const char* prefix" and "UINT icon" with an empty string and 0 to silence g++ warnings.