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Also add -Wno-padded to the CLang-Model.
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ArchiveFilesModel::nextDvd() is a distant memory...
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If a seriespart is selected in the tree, display a summary.
When a file is selected, display the actual metadata.
It's much more consistent. Before, the metadata of the first *item in the
selected list was displayed.
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If USB-Storage is mounted and available, search it for already archived
movies. If found, play it.
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Enable the delete option in ArchiveTree, but only allow delete when it
has no children.
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It crashed when used on directories, because naturally md5sum was empty.
So recurse through directories, collect files and check if we have a DB-
Entry. If so, move the files back to archive. If not, skip them.
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New context menu item for Filesystemwidget: select the seriespart when
goto archive is triggered... Selecting the partId from ArchiveModel was
deceptibly simple. Doom impending?
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Split it up into a small QTreeView and a QTextEdit for the comment.
QTreeView and horizontal scrollbars don't seem to play nice together. Qt
never displays the bar even if ElideText is set to none. So add a
QToolTip for the Subject/Name, since it's most likely not displayed
completely.
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Make it possible to add parent files to files, so we can identify
already downloaded files even if we reencoded them. Record the md5sum in
a new table files_origin.
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Well, the title says it all. KILL THEM!
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Generalize the slot. Make it possible to add movies, too.
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Well, this was actually a bit of a drag. You have read the docs very
carefully to get it right. For one, don't construct the drag object in
mousePressEvent if you also want a double click, otherwise you end up
with very weird behavior.
Same goes for the receiving end. Differentiate between dragEnterEvent
and dragMoveEvent, otherwise you'll only be able to drop items if you
hit the right row on entering.
There are some artefacts during the drag, but I guess that's a Qt bug.
Didn't bother to look into it.
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Preparation for drag and drop. Also make it possible to delete
Seriesparts without files.
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Make it possible to delete a SeriesPart. This may happen if eg. you
download the same clip/movie with a better quality.
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These constants are used all over the place and aren't really specific
to ArchiveModel, so use the preprocessor.
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Move matchRecursive from ArchiveModel to SmTreeModel so we can use it
here, too.
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Seems the copy constructor of SmTreeItem was botched. After copying a
rootItem, some children wouldn't show up. I guess it has something to do
with the QHash of the parents.
Replace it with an explictit deep copy function where needed.
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Add covers to an already archived movie.
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Re-Implement mark as Favorites in new ArchiveView.
Also, don't block when the Collector is running again and we're trying
to update the view.
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* cache: use qint64 consistently instead of quint64 once (typo, I guess)
* sync cancelling of ArchiveCollector: wait for it and reset the cancel
var
* sync access to cache file with QMutex
* don't set quality for pics
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Only show series with files on the hd.
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Don't try to delete all the prepared statements manually. Get rid of the
~destructors and just close the QSqlDatabase. close() deletes all
Statements.
Also, quit() all QThreads on closeEvent() except CompleterProducer. When
the experimental archive view gets merged, that QThread is gone. No need
to bother...
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Set the main window title according to selected tab.
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Use new icon configuration consistently in:
* Filemanager
* NewMovieWizard
* Experimental view
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Handle actions dependent on type node.
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QStandardItemModel is much better than a poorly derived
QStringListModel...
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Create new dialogs for editing actors, genres and metadata. IMHO like
this it's much clearer who does what. KISS!
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We're getting there, slowly, but steadily :)
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* make files double-clickable
* implement edit actions for files
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* Save header states
* Implement delegates for columns
* unify size and duration to 1 column
* colorize View
... and lots of other things I forgot :)
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Implement a new file model for the archive. It's quite basic at this
stage, but finally something happens when clicking the archive tree.
Also, implement the interaction (signal -> slot) between the views and
models in an explicit controller to prevent the mess from the old
archive.
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We need a destructor for ArchiveModel, because we have to stop the
collectors first. Otherwise there will be random crashes all over the
place on exit when the Threads are destroyed while they're still
running.
Also, get rid of the signals collectorDone and collectorAboutToBeDone.
The latter was unused, and the former can be replaced with
QAbstractItemModel::modelReset.
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Cancel the collectors if they're still running. Otherwise we may get
outdated results when refreshing the view after an update or delete.
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This was a hard one, actually. Since we only returned a pointer from the
ArchiveCollector, it worked _most_ of the time, but crashed at random
when the view was reading the tree while the collector was updating it.
So create a working copy constructor for SmRootItem and return a copy of
the the tree when the collector is done.
I bet that's also the reason for the random crashes in the filesystem
view.
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Well, sounds easier as it is to keep track of expanded items, but
finally I got it!
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Read the cache if there is one, if not, read it in another thread and
update the view when it's done.
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This should be 2 commits, really...
Fix: write cache after renaming an item
Protect: protect the accessors of ArchiveCollector with Mutexes
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Create a caches of database archive views. Esp. gathering data for
actors takes a long time, and I don't see how to optimize the queries.
So write them to a QDataStream. It was much more difficult that it
sounds. Once again I was lost in recursion. Did I mention that I hate
recursion?
The solution:
When writing use the address of the SMTreeItem cast to qint64 as unique
key. On reading build a hash with the address as key and use it to find
the parent of the next item.
I hope that makes sense...
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Well, well... Recursion isn't that bad at all. Filter experimental
ArchiveView recursive by the following rules:
* check children _and_ parents for filter
* if any child _or_ parent matches, accept the current row, parents and
children.
The column is converted to a QString and matched by QRegExp, so don't
try to match numbers or anything else.
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Implement remove nodes for ArchiveView. Only empty nodes without
children can be removed. Everything else is too dangerous :)
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Rename items: spits out an error message if the new item already exists.
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For the current SortOrder the expanded items are written to the config
file and read on startup.
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Fetching data sometimes takes a long time, so do it in a QThread and
show a progress dialog. Some kludges included :)
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Filter by QRegExp, but only on the first level according to the sort
order. All items are expanded when filtered.
Also, remember the filter and the sort order when exiting.
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Actually do something when the sort order is changed. That resulted in
various fixes to both model and view, since both had completely untested
codepaths.
Most notable fix: Only select those seriesparts which are actually
mapped to the selected genre or actor.
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* Show childcount
* Show subtitle or part no
* Resize Widget properly
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The new ArchiveModel allows sorting and display by the series name,
actors and genres. Hopefully it's generic enough to easily add other
sort orders like file location or file type.
For now, it's just there. Not included anywhere. No view, no nothing.
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