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Fixed a game counting issue for grouped custom collections.

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Leon Styhre 2020-10-30 11:49:51 +01:00
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commit 2dc8b85aee
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es-app/src/FileData.cpp
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@ -446,16 +446,24 @@ void FileData::sort(ComparisonFunction& comparator, bool ascending,
std::vector<FileData*> mChildrenFolders;
std::vector<FileData*> mChildrenOthers;
if (mSystem->isGroupedCustomCollection())
gameCount = {};
// The main custom collections view is sorted during startup in CollectionSystemManager.
// The individual collections are however sorted as any normal systems/folders.
if (mSystem->isCollection() && mSystem->getFullName() == "collections") {
std::pair<unsigned int, unsigned int> tempGameCount = {};
for (auto it = mChildren.cbegin(); it != mChildren.cend(); it++) {
// Build mFirstLetterIndex.
const char firstChar = toupper((*it)->getSortName().front());
mFirstLetterIndex.push_back(std::string(1, firstChar));
if ((*it)->getChildren().size() > 0)
(*it)->sort(comparator, ascending, gameCount);
tempGameCount.first += gameCount.first;
tempGameCount.second += gameCount.second;
gameCount = {};
}
gameCount = tempGameCount;
// Sort and make each entry unique in mFirstLetterIndex.
std::sort(mFirstLetterIndex.begin(), mFirstLetterIndex.end());
auto last = std::unique(mFirstLetterIndex.begin(), mFirstLetterIndex.end());
@ -529,6 +537,9 @@ void FileData::sort(ComparisonFunction& comparator, bool ascending,
(*it)->sort(comparator, ascending, gameCount);
}
if (mSystem->isGroupedCustomCollection())
mGameCount = gameCount;
// If there are only folders in the gamelist, then it makes sense to still
// generate a letter index.
if (mOnlyFolders) {
@ -561,16 +572,24 @@ void FileData::sortFavoritesOnTop(ComparisonFunction& comparator, bool ascending
bool foldersOnTop = Settings::getInstance()->getBool("FoldersOnTop");
bool hasFolders = false;
if (mSystem->isGroupedCustomCollection())
gameCount = {};
// The main custom collections view is sorted during startup in CollectionSystemManager.
// The individual collections are however sorted as any normal systems/folders.
if (mSystem->isCollection() && mSystem->getFullName() == "collections") {
std::pair<unsigned int, unsigned int> tempGameCount = {};
for (auto it = mChildren.cbegin(); it != mChildren.cend(); it++) {
// Build mFirstLetterIndex.
const char firstChar = toupper((*it)->getSortName().front());
mFirstLetterIndex.push_back(std::string(1, firstChar));
if ((*it)->getChildren().size() > 0)
(*it)->sortFavoritesOnTop(comparator, ascending, gameCount);
tempGameCount.first += gameCount.first;
tempGameCount.second += gameCount.second;
gameCount = {};
}
gameCount = tempGameCount;
// Sort and make each entry unique in mFirstLetterIndex.
std::sort(mFirstLetterIndex.begin(), mFirstLetterIndex.end());
auto last = std::unique(mFirstLetterIndex.begin(), mFirstLetterIndex.end());
@ -609,6 +628,9 @@ void FileData::sortFavoritesOnTop(ComparisonFunction& comparator, bool ascending
mOnlyFolders = false;
}
if (mSystem->isGroupedCustomCollection())
mGameCount = gameCount;
// If there are favorite folders and this is a mixed list, then don't handle these
// separately but instead merge them into the same vector. This is a quite wasteful
// approach but the scenario where a user has a mixed folder and files list and marks