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Show max files warning message for initial project If the max number of files limit is achieved when the application is starting the StatusView is not yet configured so we cannot show the warning. We show the warning in the function scanning the directory only if the StatusView is up. On the other side, when the application starts it will check if the initial project dir hit the max files limit and show the warning if needed.
2021-07-19 10:47:31 +02:00
`core.set_project_dir`:
Reset project directories and set its directory.
It chdir into the directory, empty the `core.project_directories` and add
the given directory.
`core.add_project_directory`:
Add a new top-level directory to the project.
Also called from modules and commands outside core.init.
Implement project files rescan on dir changes In theory the dmon based directory monitoring is enough to ensure that the list of project files is always correct. In reality some events may be missing and the project files list may get disaligned with the real list of files. To avoid the problem we add an additional rescan to be done later in a thread on any project subdirectory affected by an event of directory of file change. In the rescan found the same files already present the thread terminates. If a difference is found the files list is modified and a new rescan is scheduled.
2021-07-23 19:36:31 +02:00
local function `scan_project_folder`:
Show max files warning message for initial project If the max number of files limit is achieved when the application is starting the StatusView is not yet configured so we cannot show the warning. We show the warning in the function scanning the directory only if the StatusView is up. On the other side, when the application starts it will check if the initial project dir hit the max files limit and show the warning if needed.
2021-07-19 10:47:31 +02:00
Scan all files for a given top-level project directory.
Can emit a warning about file limit.
Called only from within core.init module.
Implement project files rescan on dir changes In theory the dmon based directory monitoring is enough to ensure that the list of project files is always correct. In reality some events may be missing and the project files list may get disaligned with the real list of files. To avoid the problem we add an additional rescan to be done later in a thread on any project subdirectory affected by an event of directory of file change. In the rescan found the same files already present the thread terminates. If a difference is found the files list is modified and a new rescan is scheduled.
2021-07-23 19:36:31 +02:00
`core.scan_project_subdir`: (before was named `core.scan_project_folder`)
Remove the project scan thread Since the directory monitoring is now basically working we remove the project scan thread periodically scanning the project directory. Each project's directory is scanned only once at the beginning when calling the function `core.add_project_directory` and is updated incrementally when directory change events are treated. The config variable `project_scan_rate` is removed as well as the function `core.reschedule_project_scan`.
2021-07-14 22:57:37 +02:00
scan a single folder, without recursion. Used when too many files.
Fix a new things about project rescan Add a flag core.redraw to force redraw when rescan is done. Inhibit recursion when files_limit is reached. Still doesn't work correctly for files limited directories.
2021-07-25 15:16:01 +02:00
Local function `scan_project_folder`:
Fix bug with expanding directory when file limited Introduce a new field in items generated by TreeView:each_item() to point "dir" to the toplevel directory entry. In this was we can simplify the code and know if the toplevel directory is files limited.
2021-07-15 12:17:18 +02:00
Populate the project folder top directory. Done only once when the directory
is added to the project.
Remove the project scan thread Since the directory monitoring is now basically working we remove the project scan thread periodically scanning the project directory. Each project's directory is scanned only once at the beginning when calling the function `core.add_project_directory` and is updated incrementally when directory change events are treated. The config variable `project_scan_rate` is removed as well as the function `core.reschedule_project_scan`.
2021-07-14 22:57:37 +02:00
`core.add_project_directory`:
Add a new top-level folder to the project.
`core.set_project_dir`:
Set the initial project directory.
Fix a new things about project rescan Add a flag core.redraw to force redraw when rescan is done. Inhibit recursion when files_limit is reached. Still doesn't work correctly for files limited directories.
2021-07-25 15:16:01 +02:00
`core.dir_rescan_add_job`:
Add a job to rescan after an elapsed time a project's subdirectory to fix for any
changes.
Local function `rescan_project_subdir`:
Rescan a project's subdirectory, compare to the current version and patch the list if
a difference is found.
Remove the project scan thread Since the directory monitoring is now basically working we remove the project scan thread periodically scanning the project directory. Each project's directory is scanned only once at the beginning when calling the function `core.add_project_directory` and is updated incrementally when directory change events are treated. The config variable `project_scan_rate` is removed as well as the function `core.reschedule_project_scan`.
2021-07-14 22:57:37 +02:00
`core.project_scan_thread`:
Should disappear now that we use dmon.
`core.project_scan_topdir`:
New function to scan a top level project folder.
`config.project_scan_rate`:
`core.project_scan_thread_id`:
`core.reschedule_project_scan`:
`core.project_files_limit`:
A eliminer.
`core.get_project_files`:
To be fixed. Use `find_project_files_co` for a single directory
In TreeView remove usage of self.last to detect new scan that changed the files list.