Only pop up the path suggester and check on local file URLs, not remote
URLs, which shouldn't be checked, since they don't require sandbox
permission grants or bookmarks.
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This redesign completely changes how tags are stored in memory. Now all
arbitrary tag names are supported, where possible. Some extra work will
be needed to support arbitrary tags with TagLib, such as replacing it
with a different library.
Translation pending for a couple of strings.
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The fragment remover need not detect whether the given path is a folder
or a file, as it is only removing hash marked fragments, not actually
removing the entire filename if it's only a file and not a folder like
the old versions used to. This greatly speeds up access, especially on
network shares.
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Ask for permission to access the folders containing container files,
such as .CUE sheets, or .M3U or .PLS playlists.
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Revert "Remove the file tree, as Sandbox does not permit"
This reverts commit 35400e1320.
This also changes how the File Tree choosing works.
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Full access should be synchronized, otherwise rapid access to the same
path from different threads will cause crashes.
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Include entitlement granted user folders in the permission check, so
that if the file or folder is nested under one of them, it allocates a
static permission object, rather than querying the list of configured
paths every time. This also prevents the player from popping open the
path grant / suggester dialog every time a default path is in the file
set listed, which should provide some relief to most users.
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The crash was because we weren't copying the results array before
iterating over it, and the deadlock was because this was forced to go
through the main thread, rather than going through its calling thread,
which could lock up if the main thread was busy working with the Sandbox
Broker object.
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The Path Suggester will now automatically open when new files are added
to the playlist and a given path is not in the sandbox settings. It will
also pop for both the File Tree and MIDI SoundFont path configuration
settings being changed.
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Synchronize storage access to main thread only, to prevent enumeration
from hitting a case of the main thread writing to the storage.
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Refine the global variable usage, eliminating double underscore prefixes
and trusting that static global variables will exist in the object where
the class was created. Got rid of that nasty NSApplication extension
hack that was previously in use.
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Allow opening directory URLs as-is, rather than treating them like
files. Return the full path if the caller requests opening on a
directory.
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Sandbox Broker now returns a handle to the exact path object that was
retained by the caller, so it will be released correctly, regardless of
what happens to the list of bookmarked paths.
Also refined the bookmark path comparison function. For existing paths,
it will find the first match. For new paths, it will prefer the longest
path instead, to try to find the deepest matching bookmark.
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- Implemented App Sandboxing in a more friendly manner.
- All sandboxed paths will need to be set in Preferences. Set as loose
a path as you want. The shortest path will be preferred.
- Removed Last.fm client support, as it was non-functional by now,
unfortunately. Maybe something better can come in the future.
- Added support for insecure SSL to the HTTP/S reader, in case anyone
needs streams which are "protected" by self-signed or expired
certificates, without having to futz around by adding certificates to
the system settings, especially for expired certificates that can't
otherwise be dodged this way.
If you want to import your old playlists to the new version, copy the
contents of `~/Library/Application Support/Cog` to the alternate sandbox
path: `~/Library/Containers/org.cogx.cog/Data/Library/Application `...
...continued...`Support/Cog`. The preferences file will migrate to the
new version automatically.
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Handle missing track items in the databse more gracefully, by deleting
the track entries before passing them on to the caller, so problems do
not occur later.
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Completely rewrite the playlist storage once again, this time with a
much faster Core Data implementation. It still uses a little magic for
Album Artwork consolidation, but string consolidation doesn't seem to be
needed to reduce the disk storage size. Works much faster than my silly
implementation, too.
Old implementations are still kept for backwards compatibility with
existing playlists.
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Every schema upgrade process should fall through to the next highest
version number, so they should all run, if the user has somehow upgraded
their database from such an old version.
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Various warnings related to uninitialized variables, or setting values
to variables that would not be used later or would be overwritten by per
loop initializers.
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String and art adder functions now perform type checks, in case of
memory errors that somehow result in classes changing type. Which in
itself is a strange thing to happen.
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Restructure the add string or art functions so they don't take a pointer
to a pointer, which may have caused issues when receiving a nil string
from the caller. Instead, take a plain pointer, and return the object,
returning the ID of the object to a pointer to an int64_t.
Also change several prototypes and functions to use _Nonnull or
_Nullable where appropriate.
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This prevents crashes where inputs were not returning either properties
or metadata blocks and the file open cache was attempting to cache the
resulting nil pointer as if it were valid. Also prevent the metadata
redundant string coalescing from processing nil objects as well, in case
it's used that way somewhere else.
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Add an extra condition to the visibility check, which is similar to the
previous version of this check, which now guards against the window it
is hosted in not being visible.
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For legacy systems that do not support Metal. The Metal SceneKit view
does work on even 10.13.6, if a Metal GPU is present in the system.
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Promote the Plugin Controller source file to Objective-C++, and add a
simple data cache that holds on to requests for up to 5 seconds after
their last access, for preventing spammed requests from hitting files
over and over. This is apparently really relevant to the CUESheet reader
and its embedded CUESheet handling, as that tends to reread the same
file over and over as it populates the playlist with tracks. The nested
reader can also lead to repeated reading even on files without CUESheets
embedded.
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Artwork deduplication should be done with hashes, not by full data
comparison. This should be a lot faster loading artwork from files now,
especially if the playlist already contains a lot of unique artwork.
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This is a more correct method of identifying the supported classes to
coalesce into unique pointers through the storage array. I completely
forgot about this method, oops.
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This allows for TagLib to handle artwork reading where the file built-in
readers fail, such as the FFmpeg reader, which would require parsing the
stream data for artwork packets, a really wacky convention to have.
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Strings read from the database were not being stashed in the memory
store, which caused things like blank tags instead of correct metadata.
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Significantly reduce the memory footprint of adding tracks to the
playlist, by coalescing the NSString and NSData objects in the info
dictionaries as they are being loaded in the background, into a common
data set which will then be discarded when the whole job is completed.
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Added a string dictionary for deduplication of metadata, and actually
initialize both it and the art dictionary on startup, so they actually
work like they should.
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Support overwriting empty fields of NSNumber or NSString form with
values from the merging dictionary. Correctly overwrite the value from
the first dictionary with values from the second if the first contains
empty strings or zeroed numbers.
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Art ID should be set on new files when they are stored into the
database, and the album art property should be affected by assigning to
the artId property, since it affects the caching identifier.
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Now cache around NSData objects of individual pieces of album art,
unique by their byte contents. And the artwork image cacher will also
use the art ID keys from the database as the cache keys for NSImages,
so they'll not only be only read once per unique image, but also tracks
can have unique artwork per track, if the files so feature it.
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Track entries are updated when files are added and their metadata is
later loaded. The refresh cycle was failing, because dbIndex was unset
in the new tracks, for some reason. Now it will set this when updating
the track item, assuming it read from the database in the first place.
This fixes metadata being loaded properly on adding tracks to the
playlist, as well as reloading track data manually.
Fixes#218, hopefully.
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Christopher Snowhill