.. because we didn't maintain the currentWindow when
showing blankstate pages the drag and drop functionality
didn't work.
This is kinda key when you have no videos and workouts, its
the simplest way of providing the files needed.
.. now closes train view blankstate when device added
and workouts have been imported.
.. and made the home and diary views have same buttons
as the analysis view. That may change in later releases
when we have planning functions.
The diary, home and analysis blank state screens will
now close if rides are added.
Still need to make the train view blank state screen
close when devices and workouts are added.
Set the default size of fonts and screens based upon the
screen size we're running on.
We may need to think about retrospectively adjusting the
font size for users that have not realised they can change
from the defaults (which may not be valid for their hardware).
Put a button on the scope bar to add a chart. This is more
intuitive than the right click menu. The style could be
better but ok for now.
Deprecated the right-click menu option since it is unintuitive
and hidden from the user (i.e. bad UX).
- Added drag and drop dialog and functionality
- if only 1 video/workout imported it is imported and selected
- if multiple they are imported with a dialog
- now shows any references in the scan function
The use of references to avoid making copies of videos is
a touch complicated -- the workflow could be friendlier.
Some fixups to recent update for the workout
library support;
- ergDB download now updates the DB
- mainwindow menu options names more consistent
- sort order in the video and workout list
- hooks for import/drag and drop
Will now write the importer for drag-n-drop and
import workouts menu option.
Implementing a workout library that keeps
track of media and workouts that can be used
in train view.
This first part implements;
- library.xml to record search paths
- search dialog to find media/workouts
Part 2 and 3 will bring:
- Sqllite libraryDB to store found details
- Update traintool to use libraryDB and display
icons, duration/distance, IF and TSS in list
- import and drag-n-drop of new media/workouts
Right click to add/delete a new device on the device list
in the train view sidebar.
It is temporary to bring the train view in line with the rest
of GC, but will then be updated as we remove functionality that
is hidden behind a right click.
Tidied up and enhanced the manual ride dialog. It now
lets users add Sport, Workout Code and Notes (or leave
them blank if they don't use them).
Also added Average HR, Cad, Watts and Speed as well as
deriving TSS and Work.
If there are no rides in the last 'n' days it falls back
to the default for all rides logged.
It also now writes json format files.
The restore / set geometry for the config dialog and mainwindow
was 'adjusted' by setUnifiedTitleAndToolBarOnMac. This meant
that when restoring geometry at startup the window would gradually
decrease in size (by roughly 42 pixels).
Big refactor of the code since it was really messy
and also moved to a Mac style config dialog with
a bit of Mac UI polish.
Moved many of the pages around to make it more user
friendly.
Removed the fortius and proxy code altogether
and removed the measures config since we will need to
look at this in v3.1 and don't want to have to add
backward compatibility support for users that change it.
Fixes#358.
When adding a chart to the home view no date range is set.
This update ensures that the last selected date range is
used, so when a chart is selected/configured some data
will be shown.
The painting artefacts are a problem only on a Mac. Suspect
it is a QT bug. Disabling the bubble on a Mac for this reason.
Its starting to grate anyway, perhaps there is a better way
of doing this.
The last of a series of recent patches to address performance
degradation from the introduction of the LTMSiebar. This last
patch introduces a CPX aggregates cache to re-use aggregated
CPX data (e.g. for plotting a specific season or date range).
The cache is set to only hold 25 caches, which should be enough
for most folks list of seasons. But won't get unwieldy if they
scroll around in the diary view.
The following will be introduced in the last patch of
this series:
1. Introduce 'events' within a season and plot them on the
LTM chart -- a form of 'annotation' but also the beginning
of planned events in the future too.
2. Implement click functionality on LTM charts but decide if
we use click to annotate or to define a new date range or
both?
We now have a date range selector in the sidebar. The
sidebar has a date range selector and summary. It is
used to set the date range for the charts in the view.
As a result we can now add summary charts to the home view
and LTM/CP/Histogram charts to the Diary view. The weekly
summary chart is now deprecated.
Creating seasons has also been disabled on metric charts. We
will need to decide what clicking on an LTM chart should do,
and look at whether we want to keep the popup bubble or
adjust it.
There are some unfortunate performance degradations as a result
of this patch when selecting date ranges and switching between
charts in tab view. This needs to be addressed as a priority.
Follow up patches, part 2 and 3 will need to;
1. address performance degradations & cache results
2. introduce events in sidebar and as annotations on charts
3. implement click functionality on LTM charts (annotate vs
define a new season/range)
NOTE: existing HOME, ANALYSIS and DIARY chart setups will need
to be rebuilt since chart ids and properties have changed
in this patch -- do not raise a bug until you have deleted
and re-added the offending chart.
Uses the QT proxy query and application wide proxy setting
to allow users behind a corporate firewall to use network
functions (maps, TP.com, ergDB etc).
Fixes#27.
The mac searchbox using a NSSearchField works a
treat on Mac, but the code accidentally removed the
searchbox on Linux and Windows.
This patch reinstates it.
The menu drop down can appear on the list view. This is
now disabled via a window property "nomenu".
Also set the new attribute to set native widgets on a Mac.
There is now a little button to show and hide the sidebar
just like in Mac Mail. We now only have to add the add chart
button for the toolbar/scope bar changes to be complete.
Added a scope bar for native mac. The windows and linux
toolbar is a combined toolbar and scope bar, on a Mac it
looks much more elegant to split the two.
We will need to now add a show/hide sidebar control on the
left of the scopebar (like apple mail), the train view controls
in the centre and the add chart to the far right).
In readiness for a scope bar, the Mac unified title and toolbar height
is too large and needs to reduce. It now has very similar margins as the
Mac Mail toolbar.
The scope bar will make it look less compact when it is introduced.
The left sidebar is now a stacked widget and the toolbox
has been consigned to history. We are now ready to add a
left sidebar for the metric "home" view.
