Qt's QUrl parser does no longer accept pure numeric hostnames without
trying to make a dotted IPv4 address of them.
Thus current method of storing subsonic's numeric ids in the host part
of a QUrl ("subsonic://<id>") does no longer work.
Instead a query is constructed omitting the host-part entirely and using
"subsonic://?id=<id>" to store and retrieve subsonic titles.
`column_widths_` is managed elsewhere. Resetting it on model change
makes tab-switching slow, and---if a vertical scroll bar becomes visible
or hidden---can be triggered in unexpected situations, leading to
visible column information loss.
Signed-off-by: Antonio Russo <antonio.e.russo@gmail.com>
Any access, read or write, via QSettings requires locking
`Clementine.conf`. On some devices, this can be slow. Moreover, it also
increases power use and wear on devices such as SSDs.
To improve the situation, defer QSettings updates until program close
for window resize, current playlist tab, and playlist geometry, i.e.
`PlaylistView::SaveGeometry`.
Also, limit `PlaylistView::LoadGeometry` to once per program run.
Signed-off-by: Antonio Russo <antonio.e.russo@gmail.com>
One usage of the macro remains in the bundled libmygpo-qt5. This should
be updated once the pending upstream fix was merged. qtsingleapplication
is already fixed upstream.
There's no difference between close() and hide() if WA_DeleteOnClose is not set, so if we're going to hide the window we might as well accept the event.
Ignoring the event may interrupt shutdowns since it signals that the application doesn't want to close the window, at least this happens on Plasma 5.11 when Clementine is not minimized to tray.
The previous fix introduces a regression on some platforms
which did not generate a leaveEvent with the TrackSliderPopup
was displayed. Logic is introduced to identify bonafide mouse
motion out of the TrackSliderSlider.
There was an issue where the song items were only being shown
from a fresh start up but not when the playlist was created. This fixes
that issue and refactors the AddPlaylist code
This allows power users who keep 100s of playlists to easily
find a playlist either by directory name, playlist name or by
searching for a song artist/title a playlist might contain