The problem was that the view heigt minus the header height was
subtracted from maximumScrollOffset() to determine the maximum value
of the scroll offset of the top of the view.
However, the top of the view is the part that is hiden behind the
header. Therefore, the full view height must be subtracted from
maximumScrollOffset.
The remaining bits of bug 319951 were fixed by other recent commits.
Thanks to Emmanuel Pescosta for helping to track down the problem!
BUG: 319951
FIXED-IN: 4.11.0
REVIEW: 111486
When items are removed, new items may become visible because of that.
This includes
(a) Items *behind* the removed range. KItemListView may try to create
their widgets at their "imaginary" old positions and move them to
the new position with an animation.
(b) Items *before* the removed range, if the deletion causes the view
to scroll up. In that case, the "imaginary" old position and the new
position was equal, but KItemListView still tried to determine the
"old" position by adding the number of removed items to the index.
The result was that the widgets were created at completely wrong
positions, and no animation was started to fix this.
Thanks to Emmanuel for helping to find the cause of this bug!
BUG: 302373
FIXED-IN: 4.11.0
REVIEW: 111630
KItemListSmoothScroller::scrollTo(qreal position) did not check if
'position' is a valid value. Even if the view is scrolled to the bottom
already, it tried to scroll further and activated "smooth scrolling"
when the mouse wheel is used. Because it never got out of the "smooth
scrolling" state then, it got confused when changing the directory, and
restoring the correct scroll offset could fail.
BUG: 322212
FIXED-IN: 4.11.0
REVIEW: 111557
The code for painting the "empty header" was inconsistent with the
headers of the other columns, which is probably the reason why the other
styles got confused
a) No QStyleOptionHeader is used
b) Even if an empty header must be drawn, the last column is drawn with
the option QStyleOptionHeader::End.
According to Christoph, it still doesn't work with the Skulpture style,
but it seems that the patch does at least not make things worse.
BUG: 301800
FIXED-IN: 4.11.0
REVIEW: 111608
Rather than loading many icons (without full mime type determination)
in advance, we make sure that an item has an icon just before it is
shown in the view. This makes sure that no "unknown" icons are shown
unnecessarily, and saves some resources.
REVIEW: 111396
If many item ranges are removed, KItemListView::slotItemsRemoved()
could take very long because it looped over all items after the first
removed one for every removed range, even if most of these items are
not visible at all.
This commit improves this by just looping over the visible items (whose
number is limited by the window size) for each range.
Test case (for very large N):
touch {1..N}.png
touch {1..N}.jpg
(wait until all files are shown in the view)
rm *.jpg
REVIEW: 111398
This was the root cause of bug 317827. The assert tried to make sure
that we never access KItemListSizeHintResolver from
KItemListViewLayouter inside the loop over the item ranges. This would
be dangerous because it might be in an inconsistent state - the removed
item ranges were removed step by step, so accessing the item size hints
before the operation was finished could lead to wrong results.
The solution is to insert/remove all item ranges immediately. A nice
side effect is that there are no sources of O(N^2) complexity in
KItemListSizeHintResolver any more if many item ranges are
inserted/removed.
BUG: 317827
FIXED-IN: 4.11.0
REVIEW: 111382
The problem was that the files were copied/moved inside the nested event
loop of the drag, which caused problems if the "File exists" dialog was
shown.
The solution is to make the copy/move operation delayed, such that it is
executed in the main event loop.
Note that dropping files on these menus does apparently not work at the
moment when using the Oxygen style (see bug 310016).
BUG: 192139
BUG: 256338
BUG: 293220
BUG: 309076
FIXED-IN: 4.11.0
REVIEW: 111273
If the elements are larger than a pointer, QList does not store the
elements themselves, but pointers to them in a contiguous block of
memory. This wastes quite a bit of memory. This can be prevented easily
by using QVector instead.
REVIEW: 111304
Since m_pendingItemsToInsert is a list of pointers now (and not a list
of KFileItems, as in the 4.10 branch), we have to delete all pointers
when clearing or destroying the model.
I think that no review request is necessary for this small and obvious
change.
CCMAIL: emmanuelpescosta099@gmail.com
Added a hash table for target url to url mapping. So when the dir lister
sends us the target url as directory url, we can use the url mapping table
to get the right "Dolphin internal" directory url, which is the non-target url.
BUG: 306219
FIXED-IN: 4.11.0
REVIEW: 111252
This has some advantages:
(a) The version actually changes for every bug fix release, making it
easier to find out which version a bug reporter has used.
(b) No changes in Dolphin's source code are required to keep the version
always up to date.
(c) It is more transparent for users because there are not two different
versions any more.
When using Details View, only insert all pending items immediately if
new items are inserted which might be children of a pending item. Fixes
the problem that inserting the items in multiple bunches slows down the
folder loading.
Note that the cause of the slowness when inserting in multiple bunches
is that KItemListSizeHintResolver needs O(N^2) time in the worst case
for inserting N items into a model with N existing ones.
REVIEW: 111226
QDate's api is not that intuitive and the addDays functions return a
QDate with those amount of days. They do not modify the original QDate.
BUG: 321198
If each directory can have its own view properties, and loadting the
.directory file fails in a directory, we have to load the global view
properties. However, if we try to do this by changing the "global view
properties setting" and loading the view properties for the same
directory again, we might get an infinite recursion if changing the
setting fails.
We now force a loading of the global view properties by constructing a
new ViewProperties object with an empty URL.
Thanks to Kurt Hindenburg for helping to debug this issue (which was
only reproducible on MacOS).
BUG: 316209
FIXED-IN: 4.10.5
REVIEW: 111182
This commit ensures that changing the view mode works even if the
.directory file in the user's KDE folder is not writable.
BUG: 318534
FIXED-IN: 4.11.0
REVIEW: 111120
Each time one uses any of the Nepomuk classes, an attempt is made to
connect to the database. This slows down the application since
connecting to Nepomuk is not so cheap.
BUG: 321299
Normally, we only allow renaming multiple files if the new file name
contains a contiguous sequence of '#' placeholders, which are then
replaced by numbers.
However, if all extensions are different, we can also rename the files
without such a placeholder because the original extension is preserved
when renaming.
This had been possible some time ago already. That this "accidental
feature" was lost was a side effect of the fix for bug 318942.
BUG: 321234
FIXED-IN: 4.10.5
REVIEW: 111079
This removes some things that are obsolete after the recent commits:
(a) resolveNextPendingRoles() is not called any more when the preview
job is running.
(b) In applyResolvedRoles(), we always load the icon if it isn't known
yet. This ensures that every item has an icon.
REVIEW: 111012
If all icons for the visible items could be loaded in 200 ms, we
continue loading icons without mime type determination for all items
until the 200 ms are over. This reduces the risk that the user ever
sees "unknown" icons.
REVIEW: 111011
We try to determine "final" icons, i.e., icons with known mime type,
for 200 ms. If this does not succeed, we at least load "fast" icons,
i.e., load the icons without determining the mime type.
REVIEW: 111009
width or 0px height, so the selected items can not be accidently
unselected when the rectangle width/height becomes 0px.
BUG: 320897
REVIEW: 111144
FIXED-IN: 4.10.5
This patch changes two things about the way we handle the preview jobs:
(a) Rather than passing a KFileItemList to startPreviewJob(),
remembering the leftovers in the member variable
m_pendingPreviewItems and then starting a new preview job for
these, we append items that need a preview to this member, and let
startPreviewJob() take its input from there. This simplifies the
code greatly.
(b) To prevent that we start preview jobs with just one item and also
that the GUI is frozen too long by startPreviewJob(), we take the
following approach:
* If the mime type of the first pending item is known, the function
has probably been called by startUpdating(), which has determined
mime types for the visible items already. startUpdating() has
also blocked the GUI, so we just take all items at the beginning
of the list with known mime type, and do not do any expensive
mime type determination in startPreviewJob().
* If the mime type of the first pending item is unknown, the
function has probably been called by slotPreviewJobFinished(). In
that case, we can afford to block the GUI for a short while, so
we determine mime types for 200 ms.
REVIEW: 111008
This fixes the problem that the Dolphin window has a rather large
minimum size. A side effect of this was that splitting the view could
resize the window (because twice the minimum status bar width was
needed then).
BUG: 319373
REVIEW: 110966
FIXED-IN: 4.10.5
