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/* Copyright 2013-2015 MultiMC Contributors
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
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*
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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#include "MultiMC.h"
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#include "LwjglSelectDialog.h"
#include "ui_LwjglSelectDialog.h"
#include "gui/Platform.h"
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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#include "logic/LwjglVersionList.h"
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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LWJGLSelectDialog::LWJGLSelectDialog(QWidget *parent)
: QDialog(parent), ui(new Ui::LWJGLSelectDialog)
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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{
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MultiMCPlatform::fixWM_CLASS(this);
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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ui->setupUi(this);
ui->labelStatus->setVisible(false);
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auto lwjgllist = MMC->lwjgllist();
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ui->lwjglListView->setModel(lwjgllist.get());
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connect(lwjgllist.get(), SIGNAL(loadingStateUpdated(bool)),
SLOT(loadingStateUpdated(bool)));
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connect(lwjgllist.get(), SIGNAL(loadListFailed(QString)), SLOT(loadingFailed(QString)));
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loadingStateUpdated(lwjgllist->isLoading());
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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}
LWJGLSelectDialog::~LWJGLSelectDialog()
{
delete ui;
}
QString LWJGLSelectDialog::selectedVersion() const
{
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return MMC->lwjgllist()
->data(ui->lwjglListView->selectionModel()->currentIndex(), Qt::DisplayRole)
.toString();
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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}
void LWJGLSelectDialog::on_refreshButton_clicked()
{
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if (!MMC->lwjgllist()->isLoading())
MMC->lwjgllist()->loadList();
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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}
void LWJGLSelectDialog::loadingStateUpdated(bool loading)
{
setEnabled(!loading);
if (loading)
{
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ui->labelStatus->setText(tr("Loading LWJGL version list..."));
Implemented LWJGL version lists. The LWJGL list actually doesn't use tasks for loading. Instead, it takes advantage of the QNetworkAccessManager's asynchronous requests. This is a system that I may look to implement for other version lists and things such as the Minecraft version list and possibly even instance mod lists. Loading things this way means that code that wants to load a list can simply call the load list function, rather than having to get a task from the list and execute the task. Unfortunately, it also means we can't have task progress dialogs for loading lists, but it shouldn't really be too difficult to write one that works with this system. At some point in the future, I'll probably end up putting all the code for this method of loading lists into a base class and then update the other lists to support it.
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ui->labelStatus->setStyleSheet("QLabel { color: black; }");
}
ui->labelStatus->setVisible(loading);
}
void LWJGLSelectDialog::loadingFailed(QString error)
{
ui->labelStatus->setText(error);
ui->labelStatus->setStyleSheet("QLabel { color: red; }");
ui->labelStatus->setVisible(true);
}
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