This reverts commit 2264fe3f66, reversing
changes made to 84b84ae31c.
Causes a traceback when opening the add screen, clicking on Type,
and choosing a note type.
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/webview.py", line 31, in cmd
return json.dumps(self.onCmd(str))
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/webview.py", line 97, in _onCmd
return self._onBridgeCmd(str)
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/webview.py", line 500, in _onBridgeCmd
return self.onBridgeCmd(cmd)
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/editor.py", line 374, in onBridgeCmd
self._links[cmd](self, *args) # type: ignore
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/editor.py", line 404, in onBlur
if gui_hooks.editor_did_unfocus_field(False, self.note, int(ord)):
TypeError: int() argument must be a string, a bytes-like object or a number, not 'NoneType'
Initially, I wanted to solve the bug reported on
https://github.com/Arthur-Milchior/anki-html-src-in-field/issues/1
After some research, I finally discovered that the trouble was that,
when we change the note type in add card, the method
`aqt.editor.Editor.loadNote` is called twice. In itself, it would not
be a problem, but given the way callback works, its call back is
called twice on the last version of the webview. Which means that
`gui_hooks.editor_did_load_note` is called twice, which breaks this
add-on.
The reason why loadNote is called twice is because `setNote` is called
twice in `aqt.modelchooser.onModelChange`. The first time through
`gui_hooks.current_note_type_did_change` which calls
`addcards.AddCards.onModelChange` which calls `loadNote`, the second
time through `self.mw.reset()` which calls
`gui_hooks.state_did_reset()` which calls `addcards.AddCards.onReset`
which calls `setAndFocusNote` which calls `setNote`.
I should note furthermore that currently,
`gui_hooks.current_note_type_did_change` is called only when the model
chooser change a model. And `addCards.onModelChange` is never called,
only added to the hook `gui_hooks.current_note_type_did_change`. So
removing the line of code removed in this commit will have no side
effect in Anki itself. It will only affect the fact that this method
is called twice.
I do not know of any add-on calling `onModelChange` or
`gui_hooks.current_note_type_did_change`, but it means little, so of
course, it may always mean an add-on will break because of this
change. No way of being sure.
The reason to do that is that I can then call blur/key from other
method in add-on.
More precisely, I expect to create a method which captures the blur
command, ask anki to execute the standard version of the command, and
then execute more code once the note contains the new field value.
I should note that the code executed during blur/key/focus itself
didn't change. It's only it's location which changed.
A current problem I have is that there is nothing similar to hook
inside of javascript. It seems that it would be easier to be able to
add other methods in javascript and call them in loadNote. Currently I
simply redefined loadNote, which is far from perfect
Sometime I like to print html to understand why it bugs. And I really
prefer to have html indented if it's okay with you. There is no change
appart from the identation and quotes
This code was an awful hack to provide some semblance of UI
responsiveness while executing DB statements on the main thread.
Instead, we can just run DB statements in a background thread now,
keeping the UI responsive.
We were previously relying on the DB progress hook to cause the
progress window to display.
Qt's progress dialogs do have built in support for automatically
showing, but it's easier to add a timer than change the existing
code to use it.
aqt\main.py:1437: error: Incompatible types in assignment (expression has type Module, variable has type "LibraryLoader[WinDLL]") [assignment]
_dummy = wintypes
^
I hope to use this in oder to had features to the web view. In
particular, I expect the "spell checking" feature to use it
hopefully. Because currently it's incompatible with other add-on
dealing with the editor
The problem was caused by stop() doing a spin loop on the main
thread waiting for the completion signal. This prevented Qt's run
loop from executing, and so the completion signal was never delivered,
meaning longer files would time out.
Fixed by reworking the code so that stop() does not block at all -
instead it just sets the termination flag, and AVPlayer does not
unset current_player. Then when the completion callback fires, it
can advance to the next file.
TTS code still needs updating, and the lock should be safe to remove
as the start/stop logic is all on the main thread.
The error should be in "error_msg"
They can show:
* the original error message with {problem}
* the path of the error with {path},
* the value which does not match against the subchema with {error}
* the subschema against which the error occurs with {schema}
Thanks to Glutanimate for the idea https://github.com/ankitects/anki/pull/495#issuecomment-596685227
AD devs: before updating the sync version to 10, please make sure
the new timezone code has been ported over. The core change to the
scheduler is in _updateCutoff():
9736e4a970/pylib/anki/schedv2.py (L1357)
with the following supporting Python functions:
9736e4a970/pylib/anki/schedv2.py (L1410)
_timing_today() is calculated in Rust (lines up to 92, the rest are
tests):
9736e4a970/rslib/src/sched/cutoff.rs (L20)
The change went through a few iterations before stabilising, so it's
probably easier to refer to the above code than the patches that got
us to that point.
While creating schema for the add-on I used, I realized that my error
message was not precise enough.
For a big configuration such as in "Enhance main window", the message
"None is not of type 'string'" is almost useless.
So I added a path in the json config, to indicate where the error
is. And also which subschema is currently being used.
