The intention is that NeochatRoomMember can be created passed to QML and then be fully managed by it. It effectively just grabs the current RoomMember, calls the correct function then discards it so that we don't end up trying to access an already deleted state event.
- move the logic for remembering local filenames from
messagecontentmodel to neochatroom
- use it also when maximized and in context menu opening, to stop
re-downloading
- make onFileTransferCompleted signal connection one-shot (stops memory
leak)
Make sure that the Author in the content model is only ever updated int he following circumstacnes:
- The member updates their displayname or avatar
- A previously hidden author line is shown
This is done by only doing a full reset on initialisation or when a previously hidden author is shown. The rest of the time we only reset the other content in the message, i.e. everything below the author line.
- NeoChat stores pointer to event
- Event is replaced
- libQuotient deletes the event and notifies us that the event changes
- We're accessing the event to check its id
- Boom
Make this not boom by accessing the ID that we're additionally storing anyway.
- Have LinkPreviewers stored in NeoChatConnection so that they don't have to be reloaded everytime the MessageContentModel is refreshed
- This means the link is never changed (it will be swiched for a new previewer with the new link)
- LinkPreviewers are stored by URL so they can be re-used by any event with the same URL
BUG: 484927 (because the offending code is ripped out)
This adds previews for downloaded pdfs and code files.
Move the itinerary model representation to it's own component and instantiate from MessageComponentModel. This starts to lay some groundwork for previewing other files.
The aim is to be able to use separate delegate for things like codeblocks and quotes so that they can be styled differently.
For now everything should look identical. However this moves to using a model for the content of the message and is intended to lay the foundation for improved message content representation, e.g. splitting up a text message in multiple sections and using different delegates for things like code and quotes.
