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Graphics::TransparentSurface::convertTo() errors out when the destination
format is not 2 or 4 Bpp. But in the case of the cloud icon we can recover
from it. So just print a warning and don't close the application.
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Full version is used like in Eugene's Google Analytics stub. Plus, on
PS3 that string contains "PlayStation", and that would be cool to know
that ScummVM+libcurl+PS3 work together.
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Remove unnecessary JSON warnings, fix a few places.
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Added JSON checks.
New jsonContainsObject() method added to CurlJsonRequest.
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It now uses both CURLOPT_PROGRESSFUNCTION and CURLOPT_XFERINFOFUNCTION.
The latter is available in new libcurl (>= 7.32.0) only, thus the former
is added for older versions support.
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Added prefixes, used debug(9).
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Lots of checks to avoid JSON-related segfaults added.
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It now uses special CurlJsonRequest static methods to check whether JSON
is an object, has a string or integer parameter.
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I knew there were some, but I wanted to fix them once, instead of doing
it all the time.
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It now has download size and speed labels.
Commit also fixes minor mistake in ConnMan.
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Now NetworkReadStream, which is used in DownloadRequest, which is used
in FolderDownloadRequest, returns progress information provided by
libcurl.
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Uses dynamically allocated buffer now.
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Now those support POST multipart/form upload.
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The passed buffer is not changed, so could be `const`.
You might see that `postFields.c_str()` is `buffer`. Yet, as it's
`postFields`, it's used for POST in curl_easy_setopt(), which copies the
passed buffer. When `buffer` is used for upload, it's an actual bytes
buffer, kept in CurlRequest.
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"networkreadstream.cpp:51:2: error: delegating constructors are permitted only in C++11"
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Used in SavesSyncRequest to update Storage's last sync date.
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Tried to use it everywhere I should've use it.
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Includes NetworkReadStream PATCH method and Headers remembering feature.
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It now keeps newly added Requests in separate array, so iterators don't
break when one adds a Request while ConnMan iterates its array.
The array is also shielded with mutex.
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It also shows a "sync disabled" icon in case it has a savepath override.
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CloudIcon can easily use CloudMan.isWorking()
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It's not a Request again, but still it controls ConnMan's timer.
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CloudIcon is now a Request which is automatically added once first
Request is added to ConnMan. When icon decides it should disappear, it
gets FINISHED, so ConnMan would switch off the timer if it was the last
Request.
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That required ConnMan's timer stopping. Would be fixed in the next
commit.
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Now it loads the surface once.
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I didn't like how FINISHED Requests were waiting until the next
interateRequests() call to be removed when we could easily remove those
after they changed their state in their handle().
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Now only icon is shown.
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To achieve smoother animation, ConnectionManager's timer now is 20 times
more frequent.
I'm encountering some strange libcurl.dll segfault problem when I close
the application while some Requests are active. It's not
CloudIcon-related, so it's more likely related to this 20 FPS timer.
This problem shows up only in Visual Studio for me.
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It has its own GoogleDriveTokenRefresher and knows how to do info().
This commit also contains JSON int -> long long int fix and
CurlJsonRequest '\n' -> ' ' fix.
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It now terminates active Requests.
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It now keeps track of how many Requests are running.
To achieve that, we had to pass a callback to ConnectionManager, so each
Request has a callback paired with it. If that's one of Storage's
Requests, it has a callback, which would decrease a counter. When
Storage adds a Request, it also increases a counter and passes that
callback. Callback is called by ConnMan when Request is deleted.
isWorking() returns true if there is at least one Request running.
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Doesn't support server's requested ranges yet.
Commit also adds some PUT-related code in NetworkReadStream and
CurlRequest.
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Added ErrorResponse and ErrorCallback. Each Request now has an
ErrorCallback, which should be called instead of usual callback in case
of failure.
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I forgot to delete callbacks!
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