BUG: 385367
Changed default save path to ~/Videos, which seems like a more humane starting location than /var/tmp.
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- R467:087d694664ad: Change default save path to ~/Videos
Can't test; don't have any machines with optical drives. Would appreciate some rudimentary testing from anyone with appropriate hardware.
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The directory can be localized.
Use QStandardPaths and look for QStandardPaths::MoviesLocation; see how the "global paths KCM" in Plasma does it:
https://commits.kde.org/plasma-desktop?path=kcms/desktoppaths/globalpaths.cpp
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Please also note that the directory returned by QStandardPaths::writableLocation may not exist. This is a latent error also with /var/tmp, and it was working with the original value of "/tmp" before the change of https://commits.kde.org/k3b/3125c7cda1e54c1c425189a44303dc360038d777
Also KoZipStore.cpp should be fixed (and ported to QTemporaryFile, maybe in a separate change.
Side note: that patch was merged without a useful commit message and it's unclear its origin, but that's another story.
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This may be a little beyond me. The coding style is a little weird here; it's all done in the header file. What's the right place to put the path-checking logic?
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When you use that variable (exported through getVideoCdDestination) ensure that the directory exists.
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Hi Nathaniel,
Sorry for my late response!
I didn't receive any notification emails about this code review, but my email address is lesliezhai@llvm.org.cn please commit the patch if Luigi gave LGTM :)
The coding style is a little weird here; it's all done in the header file. What's the right place to put the path-checking logic?
It is able to put it in the *constructor* of VideoCdRippingOptions
or
just following the C++11 style, still put
m_videocddestination = XXX; // with your logic
in the header file.
Hi Luigi,
and it was working with the original value of "/tmp" before the change of https://commits.kde.org/k3b/3125c7cda1e54c1c425189a44303dc360038d777
sorry, I just want to save this patch for Fedora packagers.
Regards,
Leslie Zhai
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Move logic into constructor and handle the case where the user has deleted their Videos folder or made it read-only
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Hi Nathaniel,
I must emphasize that this is untested, as I have no CD drive.
It is able to use CDEmu to simulate CD driver.
Regards,
Leslie Zhai
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| src/rip/k3bvideocdrippingoptions.h | ||
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| 29–30 | The old init style could be deleted. | |
| 38 | // To save variable videoPath m_videocddestination = QStandardPaths::writableLocation(QStandardPaths::MoviesLocation); | |
| src/rip/k3bvideocdrippingoptions.h | ||
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| 38 | m_videocddestination = QStandardPaths::writableLocation(QStandardPaths::MoviesLocation);
QFileInfo checkPath(m_videocddestination);
if (!checkPath.exists())
m_videocddestination = QStandardPaths::writableLocation(QStandardPaths::HomeLocation); // but user has not deleted their $HOME folder. | |
| src/rip/k3bvideocdrippingoptions.h | ||
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| 38 | I don't think it's possible for a user to delete their own home folder, which is why that's the fallback path. | |