InstallDialog uses that property so RareEosOverlay should have it too.
Also calculate the base_path for the overlay case instead of passing it as
argument
Because there are two dialogs for editing optional downloads, refactor
the separate implementations to select them into a common reusable widget
and use it in SelectiveDialog and InstallDialog.
This property reports the default platform to use for a game based
on legendary's configuration and if they platform is available in the
game's assets.
Using that property we can make better choices on what platform to operate
on without user intervention. Currently we use it to infer the platform
in when installing, importing, and calculating game versions.
* Infer the displayed to reflect where the affected directory is
If base_path is set outside of InstallDialog, display that.
If the game is already installed, show the installation directory
If neither of the above is true, use legendary's inference based on
the default platform if the game supports it. Fallback to Windows.
* Disable irrelevant and potentially harmful options when the game is
already installed, such as the installation path, the platform selection
and creating a shortcut.
* Infer the correct platform based on the existing installation. If it
is not installed, use the default platform if the game supports it and
fallback to windows.
* Move the horrible lambda used to populate the error box when the
platform was unsupported into a separate method.
After the PathEdit change that stopped it from emitting the
textChanged signal when instatiated, the available space
calculation wouldn't take place, so do it when the dialog
becomes visible.
This allows to complete from relative paths, such use exe override
Fix constructor argument names to follow Qt's types.
Set the same filters as the dialog for the completer.
Use the completer's icon provider for the dialog.
Force Rare to use Qt's file dialog instead of the native one.
This specifically helps with games that have selectable downloads.
If we import a game with SDLs without any `install_tags` in the config
we will verify against the full game, meaning that files missing will
cause the verification to fail despite the game being correct. Since the
game is correct, resolving the download will result in a 0 size update.
This change will allow the InstallDialog to finish through the Install
button successfully despite having nothing to install.
On the `lgndr` side things are more complicated. Due to minor oversights
in legendary, the `install_tags` in the above example wouldn't be written
to the configuration file, causing a verification loop because the file
list wouldn't be filtered. To fix that, we also save legendary's config
file at the end of cleaning after a 0 size download.
Execute the edit callback function in a thread. By executing it in a thread
we don't have to wait for longer validation procedures to finish to
continue updating the UI. This is most notable in the MoveGamePopUp
which is heavy on disk IO.
Because we cannot use special text formatting in a thread, the
indicator messages have been reworked while also becoming extensible.
A dictionary of extended reasons can be specified through the
`IndicatorLineEdit.extend_reasons()` method.
The dictionary has to follow the following format
```
python
{
MyIndicatorReasons.REASON: self.tr("Reason message")
MyIndicatorReasons.OTHER_REASON: self.tr("Other reason message")
}
```
In the above example `MyIndicatorReasons` is a subclass of `IndicatorReasons`
which should be specified as follows
```
python
MyIndicatorReasons(IndicatorReasons):
REASON = auto()
OTHER_REASON = auto()
```
There are DLCs (for example KingletAztec) which are essentially
entitlements, a single file the allows access to already downloaded
content. Updates for such DLCs only change the metadata version number
without any actual new data. These DLCs are handled correctly by the
DLM, but our dialog would refuse to allow installing them due to 0 download
size. This change allows them to pass through the InstallDialog.
The other issue, which I don't know if it was only a result of our faulty
validation at startup or could occur in legendary too, is that a DLC might
be marked with needing verification. Currently we don't have a way of
verifying DLCs, so when verifying the game, we will also set the same
state for any installed DLCs. In effect verifying the game successfully
will also mark any DLCs as correct.
By preparing the download inside the widget, the delay after stopping
the running download and visual feedback of adding the widget is
reduced. The widget will now appear containing the basic information
and will be populated with the information about the download
when it is ready. The widget is disabled in the meantime.
Move `InstallInfoWorker` to `rare.shared.workers` module and
revert it to emitting a `InstallDownloadItem` model only
instead of a `InstallQueueItemModel.`
Properly set object names for install and uninstall buttons in dialogs
Change margins on widgets that are put into scrollareas
Add top margin only on checkable QGroupBox
Remove padding from QToolBox
When updates are queued, they are removed from the update's list. An exceptions is made
when the queued item comes from repairing (without updating), in which case the update is
disabled for the runtime.
A queued item can be either removed (if it is an update it will be added back to the
updates groups) or forced to be updated now. If a queued item is forced, the currently
running item will be added to the front of the queue. Downloads will be queued if
there is no active download but there is a queue already.
The download thread is now responsible for emitting the progress to `RareGame`
InstallDialog: Pass `RareGame` and `InstallOptionsModel` only as arguments.
The `update`, `repair` and `silent` arguments are already part of `InstallOptionsModel`
`RareGame` is used to query information about the game.
InstallInfoWorker: Pass only `InstallOptionsModel` as argument
Emit `InstallQueueItemModel` as result, to re-use the worker when queuing stopped games
RareGame: Query and store metadata property about entitlement grant date
RareGame: Add `RareEosOverlay` class that imitates `RareGame` to handle the overlay
LibraryWidgetController: Remove dead signal routing code, these signals are handled by `RareGame`
Directly parent library widgets instead of reparenting them
GameWidgets: Remove unused signals
EOSGroup: Set install location based on preferences and use EOSOverlayApp from legendary
GamesTab: Connect the `progress` signals of dlcs to the base game's signals
GamesTab: Remove dead code
GlobalSignals: Remove `ProgresSignals`
RareCore: Mangle internal signleton's names
Signed-off-by: loathingKernel <142770+loathingKernel@users.noreply.github.com>
This change makes it more inline with how QScrollArea operates on a central widget.
Other changes include using a QFrame instead of a QWidget as a base and
adding a QLabel for the title instead of the horizontal line.
The advanced options were split into their own separate widget. Right now
their class operates only as a container with the logic remaining in the
InstallDialog.
Do not hide irrelevant options, show them as disabled instea.
This like the install directory are still informational despite
not being editable.
Also homogenize variable and widget naming.
