This guard is to prevent a meaningless reload on the map marker list,
when the user selects a new dive and nearby dives. The flag is updated
in selectedDivesChanged() which on it's now cannot possibly trigger
changes in the markers, only the selection. The selection of active flags
is already handled by the model and automatically updated in the QML.
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The selectedDivesChanged() signal from MapWidgetHelper is connected
to a local slot. One problem here is that this crashes with the calls to
DiveListView().
The dive list widget triggers events that call reload() on the MapWidget
(same happens for Marble's Globe class) and that crashes somewhere in
the QML shared library. TODO: investigate.
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The signal emits a QList<int> filled with dive idexes from the
main backend dive table.
The MapWidgetHelper QML instance handles that in onSelectedDivesChanged().
This will only be needed for the mobile version, as the desktop version
should connect it's own slot in MapWidget.cpp.
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Based on a current location (MapLocation), iterate the dive list
and add nearby dives (distance smaller than m_smallCircleRadius) to
a local QList property (m_selectedDiveIds).
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The idea of this flag is to be able to only to emit the
selectedLocationChanged() signal when the user clicked on the map
(fromClick == true).
MapWidgetHelper::selectedLocationChanged() listens for this signal
and only then it will select nearby dives based on a "small-cicle".
If "fromClick" is false, it's the backend or the dive list that
updated the selection and MapWidgetHelper::selectedLocationChanged()
should no be called.
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Each time the zoom changes MapWidgetHelper::calculateSmallCircleRadius()
is called, and the "small circle" radius is stored in both C++ and QML.
On the C++ side this radius will be used to select multiple nearby
dives.
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Based on a QGeoCoordinate, calculateSmallCircleRadius() calls
some QML Map methods to obtain how big a circle is in meters if
a circle is drawn over the Map widget with radius SMALL_CIRCLE_RADIUS_PX
pixels.
This is called a "small circle" of a sphere:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circle_of_a_sphere
This "small circle" radius becomes huge if the map is zoomed out, while
quite small if the map is really zoomed in.
The idea behind this circle is to be able to select multiple nearby dives,
when clicking on the map (TODO).
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Use QGeoCoordinate::distanceTo() to skip dive sites
which are too close (50m) to dives sites which are already added
as MapLocations.
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This method uses the helper printGPSCoords() to format the
coordinates of a location into either decimal or sexagesimal.
The selection is handled by the boolean flag "formatTraditional"
and the user preferences flag - prefs.coordinates_traditional.
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openLocationInGoogleMaps() now can be used to open a URL in an
external browser, triggered by the context menu. Use the same
Google Maps URL formating as in main.qml showMap().
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The actionSelected() signal is now dispatched when the user selects
an action from the menu (see the "actions" object). Then the declaration
of the MapWidgetContextMenu object in mapwidget.qml can catch that
signal in the onActionSelected() slot and obtain the action via
switch() branching.
The actions enumeration is kept in QML for now, with the idea that
specific C++ methods from the mapwidgethelper class will be called
directly (if marked as Q_INVOCABLE), instead of a generic
onMapAction(action) C++ method in the helper. But if the actions
are possible from QML (like copying to clipboard) and are also
small and non-expensive, it might be better to keep them
in mapwidget.qml.
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- move the readonly properties near the top of the root Item
- move the rest of the properties bellow the readonly properties
- make the ListView Timer as a child of the ListView
- slight rename of the timer ID
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NOTES:
- the ListView object uses lsitItemDelagate to display all elements from
the model listModel
- onCountChanged() is used to adjust the x position based on the
maxItemWidth property which is calculated when the items are populated
with text
- onVisibleChanged() is used to deselect the last selected item by
calling listModel.selectedIdx = -1
- onOpacityChanged() i sued to make sure that the View is hidden if the
opacity becomes 0.0
- inside the View there is a MouseAre which obtains the selected item via
indexAt(x,y)
- there is a Timer with id listViewVisibleTimer, which is called each
time the user selects an item from the list and the timer performs a
"delayed hide"
- a couple of State and a Transition objects are used to preform smooth
fade-in / out animation when the ListView is hidden or becomes visible
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This property would act like a state flag. If -1 (default) no QML State
animation will be pefromed, otherwise the ListView will either fade in
(1), or fade out (0) when the user clicks the context menu button
(Image) or selects an item from the list.
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The ListView delegate is a simple Component with a parent Rectangle.
It contains a text field with the ListView action.
This patch also defines some properties for the delegate animations
and looks. The property maxItemWidth tracks the width of all item
text, and makes the width of all items be of that value.
The above prevents potential issues when a fixed width item is used
and some translated language string cannot be fit inside of it.
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Menu item indexes are enumerated in the object menuItemIndex, while
menuItemData, holds an array of objects which will define the number
of items, with indexes (idx) and text (itemText).
When the ListModel is created, it's dynamically populated from
from menuItemData.
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The anchor of the menu itself will be positioned near the edge of the
map widget, while the menu contents will have negative coordinates.
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This QML component will be used to provide a context menu for the
QML map widget. Include the file in QRC and test it's creation
in MapWidget.qml.
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Apparently, if it's required to import a QML component inside any QML
file from resource, the compoment QRC alias has to have the same name
as the component - e.g. add QRC alias MapWidgetContextMenu.qml allows
creating a MapWidgetContextMenu compoment inside MapWidget.qml.
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Make the "enumeration" local to the Map object for now.
This will possibly break if another plugin is used in place of the
ESRI plugin, but it will simplify the map toggle button which is about
to be implemented next.
If support for multiple plugins is added on runtime a simple
helper function will be needed that will check the current plugin "name".
And return the appropriate supportedMapTypes[X] for e.g. STREET of that
plugin.
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The QML based map will have a toggle in the top left corner to toggle
between the satellite and steet tiles.
The images are created specifically for use in this Qt Location widget
and are free for use in Subsurface.
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The animation sequence when deselecting a zoomed in map location, should
be:
- zoom out completely
- pan to center
To achieve that a new animation object is created - "mapAnimationZoomOut"
The previous zoom in animation is renamed to "mapAnimationZoomIn".
The map functions centerOnMapLocation() and deselectMapLocation()
now call the helper functions animateMapZoomIn() and animateMapZoomOut().
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If a divesite doesn't have a GPS location we want to deselect
the currently selected markers and zoom out the map. In the Map
QML object the function deselectMapLocation will handle that.
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It's best to only animate the flags when clicked, thus play the animation
in the onClicked() slot from the MouseArea.
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To be used to center the map on a dive location or reset the map
if a dive from the dive list doesn't have GPS coordinates.
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When centering on a map location, use the predefined zoom
map.defaultZoomIn.
Later the map should be able to center on (0, 0) and zoom-out
if a dive doesn't have GPS data.
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The rest of the QML code in subsurface doesn't use the ';' to
end a line of code or a declaration. Remove all the redundant ';'.
Also clean extra blank lines.
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If a marker is clicked it's source image changes, which will
call the onSourceChanged() slot. If a marker is selected
play the newly added sourceItemAnimation which is a short scale
animation for the image.
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These properties will be used when zooming-in on a map location
or when zooming out if no map location is selected.
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The function in QML centerOnCoordinate() is now renamed
centerOnMapLocation() and accepts a MapLocation object, so that
a marker is selected (based on UUID).
In MapWidgetHelper::centerOnDiveSite(), the pointer to a MapLocation
is retrieved via MapLocationModel::getMapLocationForUuid(). Added in the
previous commit.
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getMapLocationForUuid() accepts a UUID, searches the MapLocation table
and returns a pointer.
Make use of the new method in setSelectedUuid().
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When MapLocationModel updates the selected marker, MapWidgetHelper now
receives a signal. The slot is named selectedLocationChanged().
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Add a MouseArea to the MapItemView delagate and onClick set
the "mapHelper.model.selectedUuid" to the uuid of the clicked marker.
This updates the "selectedUuid" property inside MapLocationModel.
Based on "mapHelper.model.selectedUuid" it is now possible to
show two seprate images for selected / deselected markers.
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Inside the QML Map class there is a MapItemView item.
This item uses a delegate that receive a "model" property from
the MapLocationModel, but infact that's a QObject with the MapLocation
defined properties. That's how MapItemView works.
The problem here is that "model" QObject cannot be cast back
to a MapLocation as the meta data in there does not include
a MapLocation sub-class, for some reason.
Even if using propery() on that QObject to fetch data like coordinates
works, instead of storing this strange object pointer, store the
MapLocation UUID (from dive_site) which is a uint32_t.
setSelectedUuid() deals with this oddity and finds the correct
MapLocation pointer in the table and dispatches a selectedLocationChanged()
signal for it.
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The "uuid" property will be the one from the dive_site. At first it
will also be used to track the active marker/flag selection.
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The image for the unselected marker is now a slightly darker flag.
Same behaviour as the current Marble implementation.
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Rename the QML function "centerOnCoordinates" to "centerOnCoordinate"
and pass a QGeoCoordinate to it in ::centerOnDiveSite().
This will prevent the creation of a QGeoCoordinate object on the
QML side and instead it will be created in C++.
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