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Show different images for IO-error and unknow file format. Use file-extensions to recognize video files if we couldn't parse them. Signed-off-by: Berthold Stoeger <bstoeger@mail.tuwien.ac.at>
345 lines
12 KiB
C++
345 lines
12 KiB
C++
// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0
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#include "dive.h"
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#include "metrics.h"
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#include "divelist.h"
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#include "qthelper.h"
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#include "imagedownloader.h"
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#include "qt-models/divepicturemodel.h"
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#include "metadata.h"
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#include <unistd.h>
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#include <QString>
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#include <QImageReader>
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#include <QDataStream>
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#include <QSvgRenderer>
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#include <QPainter>
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#include <QtConcurrent>
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// Note: this is a global instead of a function-local variable on purpose.
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// We don't want this to be generated in a different thread context if
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// ImageDownloader::instance() is called from a worker thread.
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static ImageDownloader imageDownloader;
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ImageDownloader *ImageDownloader::instance()
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{
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return &imageDownloader;
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}
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ImageDownloader::ImageDownloader()
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{
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connect(&manager, &QNetworkAccessManager::finished, this, &ImageDownloader::saveImage);
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}
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void ImageDownloader::load(QUrl url, QString filename)
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{
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QNetworkRequest request(url);
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request.setAttribute(QNetworkRequest::User, filename);
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manager.get(request);
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}
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void ImageDownloader::saveImage(QNetworkReply *reply)
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{
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QString filename = reply->request().attribute(QNetworkRequest::User).toString();
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if (reply->error() != QNetworkReply::NoError) {
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emit failed(filename);
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} else {
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QByteArray imageData = reply->readAll();
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if (imageData.isEmpty()) {
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emit failed(filename);
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} else {
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QString path = QStandardPaths::standardLocations(QStandardPaths::CacheLocation).first();
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QDir dir(path);
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if (!dir.exists())
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dir.mkpath(path);
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QCryptographicHash hash(QCryptographicHash::Sha1);
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hash.addData(filename.toUtf8());
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QFile imageFile(path.append("/").append(hash.result().toHex()));
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if (imageFile.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly)) {
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qDebug() << "Write image to" << imageFile.fileName();
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QDataStream stream(&imageFile);
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stream.writeRawData(imageData.data(), imageData.length());
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imageFile.waitForBytesWritten(-1);
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imageFile.close();
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learnPictureFilename(filename, imageFile.fileName());
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}
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emit loaded(filename);
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}
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}
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reply->deleteLater();
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}
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static bool hasVideoFileExtension(const QString &filename)
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{
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for (const QString &ext: videoExtensionsList)
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if (filename.endsWith(ext, Qt::CaseInsensitive))
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return true;
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return false;
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}
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// Fetch a picture from the given filename and determine its type (picture of video).
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// If this is a non-remote file, fetch it from disk. Remote files are fetched from the
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// net in a background thread. In such a case, the output-type is set to MEDIATYPE_STILL_LOADING.
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// If the input-flag "tryDownload" is set to false, no download attempt is made. This is to
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// prevent infinite loops, where failed image downloads would be repeated ad infinitum.
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// Returns: fetched image, type
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Thumbnailer::Thumbnail Thumbnailer::fetchImage(const QString &filename, const QString &originalFilename, bool tryDownload)
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{
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QUrl url = QUrl::fromUserInput(filename);
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if (url.isLocalFile()) {
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// We try to determine the type first by peeking into the file.
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QString filename = url.toLocalFile();
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metadata md;
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mediatype_t type = get_metadata(qPrintable(filename), &md);
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// For io error or video, return early with the appropriate dummy-icon.
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if (type == MEDIATYPE_IO_ERROR)
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return { failImage, MEDIATYPE_IO_ERROR };
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else if (type == MEDIATYPE_VIDEO)
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return { videoImage, MEDIATYPE_VIDEO };
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// Try if Qt can parse this image. If it does, use this as a thumbnail.
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QImage thumb(filename);
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if (!thumb.isNull())
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return { thumb, MEDIATYPE_PICTURE };
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// Neither our code, nor Qt could determine the type of this object from looking at the data.
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// Try to check for a video-file extension.
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if (hasVideoFileExtension(filename))
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return { videoImage, MEDIATYPE_VIDEO };
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// Give up: we simply couldn't determine what this thing is.
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return { unknownImage, MEDIATYPE_UNKNOWN };
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} else if (tryDownload) {
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// This has to be done in UI main thread, because QNetworkManager refuses
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// to treat requests from other threads. invokeMethod() is Qt's way of calling a
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// function in a different thread, namely the thread the called object is associated to.
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QMetaObject::invokeMethod(ImageDownloader::instance(), "load", Qt::AutoConnection, Q_ARG(QUrl, url), Q_ARG(QString, originalFilename));
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return { QImage(), MEDIATYPE_STILL_LOADING };
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}
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return { QImage(), MEDIATYPE_IO_ERROR };
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}
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// Fetch a picture based on its original filename. If there is a translated filename (obtained either
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// by the find-moved-picture functionality or the filename of the local cache of a remote picture),
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// try that first. If fetching from the translated filename fails, this could mean that the image
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// was downloaded previously, but for some reason the cached picture was lost. Therefore, in such a
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// case, try the canonical filename. If that likewise fails, give up. For input and output parameters
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// see fetchImage() above.
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Thumbnailer::Thumbnail Thumbnailer::getHashedImage(const QString &filename, bool tryDownload)
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{
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QString localFilename = localFilePath(filename);
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// If there is a translated filename, try that first.
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// Note that we set the default type to io-error, so that if we didn't try
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// the local filename first, we will load the file from the canonical filename.
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Thumbnail thumbnail { QImage(), MEDIATYPE_IO_ERROR };
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if (localFilename != filename)
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thumbnail = fetchImage(localFilename, filename, tryDownload);
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// If fetching from the local filename failed (or we didn't even try),
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// use the canonical filename. This might for example happen if we downloaded
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// a file, but for some reason lost the cached file.
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if (thumbnail.type == MEDIATYPE_IO_ERROR)
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thumbnail = fetchImage(filename, filename, tryDownload);
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if (thumbnail.type == MEDIATYPE_IO_ERROR)
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qInfo() << "Error loading image" << filename << "[local:" << localFilename << "]";
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return thumbnail;
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}
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static QImage renderIcon(const char *id, int size)
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{
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QImage res(size, size, QImage::Format_RGB32);
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res.fill(Qt::white);
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QSvgRenderer svg{QString(id)};
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QPainter painter(&res);
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svg.render(&painter);
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return res;
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}
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Thumbnailer::Thumbnailer() : failImage(renderIcon(":filter-close", maxThumbnailSize())), // TODO: Don't misuse filter close icon
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dummyImage(renderIcon(":camera-icon", maxThumbnailSize())),
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videoImage(renderIcon(":video-icon", maxThumbnailSize())),
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unknownImage(renderIcon(":unknown-icon", maxThumbnailSize()))
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{
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// Currently, we only process one image at a time. Stefan Fuchs reported problems when
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// calculating multiple thumbnails at once and this hopefully helps.
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pool.setMaxThreadCount(1);
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connect(ImageDownloader::instance(), &ImageDownloader::loaded, this, &Thumbnailer::imageDownloaded);
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connect(ImageDownloader::instance(), &ImageDownloader::failed, this, &Thumbnailer::imageDownloadFailed);
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}
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Thumbnailer *Thumbnailer::instance()
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{
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static Thumbnailer self;
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return &self;
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}
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Thumbnailer::Thumbnail Thumbnailer::getThumbnailFromCache(const QString &picture_filename)
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{
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QString filename = thumbnailFileName(picture_filename);
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if (filename.isEmpty())
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return { QImage(), MEDIATYPE_UNKNOWN };
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QFile file(filename);
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if (prefs.auto_recalculate_thumbnails) {
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// Check if thumbnails is older than the (local) image file
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QString filenameLocal = localFilePath(qPrintable(picture_filename));
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QFileInfo pictureInfo(filenameLocal);
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QFileInfo thumbnailInfo(file);
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if (pictureInfo.exists() && thumbnailInfo.exists()) {
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QDateTime pictureTime = pictureInfo.lastModified();
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QDateTime thumbnailTime = thumbnailInfo.lastModified();
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if (pictureTime.isValid() && thumbnailTime.isValid() && thumbnailTime < pictureTime) {
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// Both files exist, have valid timestamps and thumbnail was calculated before picture.
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// Return an empty thumbnail to signal recalculation of the thumbnail
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return { QImage(), MEDIATYPE_UNKNOWN };
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}
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}
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}
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if (!file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly))
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return { QImage(), MEDIATYPE_UNKNOWN };
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QDataStream stream(&file);
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// Each thumbnail file is composed of a media-type and an image file.
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quint32 type;
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QImage res;
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stream >> type;
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stream >> res;
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// Thumbnails of videos currently not supported - replace by dummy
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// TODO: Perhaps extract thumbnails
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if (type == MEDIATYPE_VIDEO)
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res = videoImage;
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else if (type == MEDIATYPE_UNKNOWN)
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res = unknownImage;
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return { res, (mediatype_t)type };
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}
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void Thumbnailer::addThumbnailToCache(const Thumbnail &thumbnail, const QString &picture_filename)
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{
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if (thumbnail.img.isNull())
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return;
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QString filename = thumbnailFileName(picture_filename);
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QSaveFile file(filename);
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if (!file.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly))
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return;
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QDataStream stream(&file);
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stream << (quint32)thumbnail.type;
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if (thumbnail.type == MEDIATYPE_PICTURE) // TODO: Perhaps also support caching of video thumbnails
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stream << thumbnail.img;
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file.commit();
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}
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void Thumbnailer::recalculate(QString filename)
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{
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Thumbnail thumbnail = getHashedImage(filename, true);
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// If we couldn't load the image from disk -> leave old thumbnail.
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// The case "load from web" is a bit inconsistent: it will call into processItem() later
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// and therefore a "broken" image symbol may be shown.
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if (thumbnail.type == MEDIATYPE_STILL_LOADING || thumbnail.type == MEDIATYPE_IO_ERROR)
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return;
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addThumbnailToCache(thumbnail, filename);
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QMutexLocker l(&lock);
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emit thumbnailChanged(filename, thumbnail.img);
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workingOn.remove(filename);
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}
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void Thumbnailer::processItem(QString filename, bool tryDownload)
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{
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Thumbnail thumbnail = getThumbnailFromCache(filename);
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if (thumbnail.img.isNull()) {
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thumbnail = getHashedImage(filename, tryDownload);
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if (thumbnail.type == MEDIATYPE_STILL_LOADING)
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return;
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if (thumbnail.img.isNull()) {
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thumbnail.img = failImage;
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} else {
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int size = maxThumbnailSize();
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thumbnail.img = thumbnail.img.scaled(size, size, Qt::KeepAspectRatio);
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addThumbnailToCache(thumbnail, filename);
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}
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}
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QMutexLocker l(&lock);
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emit thumbnailChanged(filename, thumbnail.img);
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workingOn.remove(filename);
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}
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void Thumbnailer::imageDownloaded(QString filename)
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{
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// Image was downloaded -> try thumbnailing again.
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QMutexLocker l(&lock);
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workingOn[filename] = QtConcurrent::run(&pool, [this, filename]() { processItem(filename, false); });
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}
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void Thumbnailer::imageDownloadFailed(QString filename)
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{
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emit thumbnailChanged(filename, failImage);
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QMutexLocker l(&lock);
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workingOn.remove(filename);
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}
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QImage Thumbnailer::fetchThumbnail(const QString &filename)
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{
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QMutexLocker l(&lock);
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// We are not currently fetching this thumbnail - add it to the list.
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if (!workingOn.contains(filename)) {
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workingOn.insert(filename,
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QtConcurrent::run(&pool, [this, filename]() { processItem(filename, true); }));
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}
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return dummyImage;
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}
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void Thumbnailer::calculateThumbnails(const QVector<QString> &filenames)
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{
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QMutexLocker l(&lock);
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for (const QString &filename: filenames) {
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if (!workingOn.contains(filename)) {
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workingOn.insert(filename,
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QtConcurrent::run(&pool, [this, filename]() { recalculate(filename); }));
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}
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}
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}
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void Thumbnailer::clearWorkQueue()
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{
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QMutexLocker l(&lock);
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for (auto it = workingOn.begin(); it != workingOn.end(); ++it)
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it->cancel();
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workingOn.clear();
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}
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static const int maxZoom = 3; // Maximum zoom: thrice of standard size
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int Thumbnailer::defaultThumbnailSize()
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{
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return defaultIconMetrics().sz_pic;
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}
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int Thumbnailer::maxThumbnailSize()
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{
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return defaultThumbnailSize() * maxZoom;
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}
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int Thumbnailer::thumbnailSize(double zoomLevel)
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{
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// Calculate size of thumbnails. The standard size is defaultIconMetrics().sz_pic.
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// We use exponential scaling so that the central point is the standard
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// size and the minimum and maximum extreme points are a third respectively
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// three times the standard size.
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// Naturally, these three zoom levels are then represented by
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// -1.0 (minimum), 0 (standard) and 1.0 (maximum). The actual size is
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// calculated as standard_size*3.0^zoomLevel.
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return static_cast<int>(round(defaultThumbnailSize() * pow(maxZoom, zoomLevel)));
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}
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