Martin

I'm really not a C expert so I just use char as a shortcut for 1-byte values and it had the least casting work-arounds.

I must admit that I don't see the difference between char value[] and char* value. Both result in a pointer to an array if I'm not mistaken (please correct me...

Yes, my problem was completely caused by my "abuse" of an array of char, assuming I could use any char and rely on passing that to the constuctor. I did...

Yes, OIDC is based on jwt and jwks, JumboJett creates an xml to load the keys with phpseclib. This is where I suppose JumboJett prepares and calls PublicKeyLoader: https://github.com/jumbojett/OpenID-Connect-PHP/blob/master/src/OpenIDConnectClient.php#L980

Never mind, php-xml was missing on the test server. Would have been nice if composer would have warned when installing phpseclib since it's phpseclib that chokes on the missing xml...

Thanks for your elaborate answer. I would never expect you to write your own shim for libxml, what I meant to say was: "All is well after installing php-xml package"...

I think I would have been helped better with the exception instead of a false from PublicKeyLoader because it led me into thinking something was wrong with the key type,...

Addtionally, debug, cue and help pane let the text-size be changed using Ctrl-mousescroll, which would really also be helpful in the editor window.

Might be related to this bug: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-49023 And this question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40681969/what-am-i-doing-wrong-when-making-this-shortcut The following patch resolves my problem, but I don't know if you allways want to fallback to Qt defaults?...

4.1.1 12 june 2018.