Close hubs windows if..

[NattensQje]

Hi guys..

You all know the "Close Disconnected" option:

Hubframe.cpp:

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void HubFrame::closeDisconnected() {
    for(FrameIter i=frames.begin(); i!= frames.end(); ++i) {
        if (!(i->second->client->isConnected())) {
            i->second->PostMessage(WM_CLOSE);
        }
    }
}

But could you help me making a few other versions?

Close if not uploading in hub
Close if not downloading in hub
Close all windows exept hub windows

Thank you in advance

Sincerely
Nattens-Qje

[NattensQje]

Ohh, and if it's possible a combination of the first two?

Thanks

/Nattens-Qje

[cologic]

Look at the "Popup private messages" option, which accomplishes your "Close all windows exept hub windows" request in a slightly different manner.

[NattensQje]

Well, that's right. But it doesn't help me when I have the Hublist, Download Queue and Finished Uploads open. Yes I'm lazy

Anyway I like the Popup PM function and wouldn't dream about disabling it.

Thank you for your answer cologic

Sincerely
Nattens-Qje

[GargoyleMT]

But could you help me making a few other versions?
Close if not uploading in hub
Close if not downloading in hub
Close all windows exept hub windows

Sure, just post specific questions about implementation of those, and I'll be happy to answer you.

[NattensQje]

Thank you GargoyleMT.

Okay, I have to say it, but I'm a newbie to C++.

But I could imagine that it would be something like this for the "Close Hubs not downloading in"

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void HubFrame::closeNodownloading() { 
    for(FrameIter i=frames.begin(); i!= frames.end(); ++i) { 
        if (!(i->second->client->isDownloading())) { 
            i->second->PostMessage(WM_CLOSE); 
        } 
    } 
}

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void HubFrame::closeNodownloading() { 
    for(FrameIter i=frames.begin(); i!= frames.end(); ++i) { 
          if (!(i->second->client->isUploading())) {
            i->second->PostMessage(WM_CLOSE); 
        } 
    } 
}

But this doesn't work...

[GargoyleMT]

That'd be a nice consistent way of doing it, you'll have to write isDownloading and isUploading, though. You can step through the Upload::List and Download::List in Upload/DownloadManager, and check against the current hub name...

[NattensQje]

Thanks for replying.

But I don't know how to do that

What do I have to change?

Sorry for my n00bishm..

Sincerely
Nattens-Qje

[GargoyleMT]

I'm only giving you hints. As you said in your first post, you wanted help with the features. If you want someone to write them for you, you'd have gotten a wildly different response from me.

Look at the source and try to understand what it's doing. Look at the UploadManager and DownloadManager... You should be able to piece it together.


It has nothing to do with being a newbie, it has to do with helping yourself.

[NattensQje]

Okay then..

I found this in DownloadManager. It says it "ticks" ongoing downloads:

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   Download::List tickList;
   for(Download::Iter i = downloads.begin(); i != downloads.end(); ++i) {
      if((*i)->getTotal() > 0) {
         tickList.push_back(*i);
      }
   }

Shall I use it GargoyleMT? It looks a bit like the close disconnected codes.

This is the codes I got so far..
HubFrame.cpp

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void HubFrame::closeNotDownloading() {
// Hmm...
            i->second->PostMessage(WM_CLOSE);
        }
    }
};

MainFrm.cpp

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LRESULT MainFrame::onCloseNotDownloading(WORD , WORD , HWND , BOOL& ) {
   HubFrame::closeNotDownloading();
   return 0;
}

MainFrm.h

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      COMMAND_ID_HANDLER(IDC_CLOSE_NOT_DOWNLOADING, onCloseNotDownloading)

MainFrm.h

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LRESULT onCloseNotDownloading(WORD /*wNotifyCode*/, WORD /*wID*/, HWND /*hWndCtl*/, BOOL& /*bHandled*/);

And added a Caption to StringDefs.cpp

Sincerely
Nattens-Qje

[NattensQje]

And it compiles with no errors now..

But I still need the main coding..

[GargoyleMT]

Okay then..

I found this in DownloadManager. It says it "ticks" ongoing downloads:

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   Download::List tickList;
   for(Download::Iter i = downloads.begin(); i != downloads.end(); ++i) {
      if((*i)->getTotal() > 0) {
         tickList.push_back(*i);
      }
   }

Shall I use it GargoyleMT? It looks a bit like the close disconnected codes.

Well, that code fragment, I think (I don't have the source handy) is just marking actvity. But the important part is that it iterates through the downloads. Each download will have a user, and each user will have a hub name. If you make a new DownloadManager function that takes a string, say "bool hubHasDownloads(string);" you can see if any current downloads match the hub you're asking about... You'll want to Lock the download list, but that should be the other major piece of your puzzle.

I think that should help a bit.

(thanks for displaying the initiative, and your code.)