public void DoChecksOfAllBooksBackgroundWork(ProgressDialogBackground dialog, string pathToFolderOfReplacementImages)
{
var bookInfos = TheOneEditableCollection.GetBookInfos();
var count = bookInfos.Count();
if (count == 0)
{
return;
}
foreach (var bookInfo in bookInfos)
{
//not allowed in this thread: dialog.ProgressBar.Value++;
dialog.Progress.ProgressIndicator.PercentCompleted += 100 / count;
var book = _bookServer.GetBookFromBookInfo(bookInfo);
dialog.Progress.WriteMessage("Checking " + book.TitleBestForUserDisplay);
book.CheckBook(dialog.Progress, pathToFolderOfReplacementImages);
dialog.ProgressString.WriteMessage("");
}
dialog.ProgressBar.Value++;
}
private void MakeSimplePdf(string inputHtmlPath, string outputPdfPath, string paperSizeName, bool landscape, DoWorkEventArgs doWorkEventArgs)
{
var customSizes = new Dictionary <string, string>();
customSizes.Add("Halfletter", "--page-width 8.5 --page-height 5.5");
string pageSizeArguments;
if (!customSizes.TryGetValue(paperSizeName, out pageSizeArguments))
{
pageSizeArguments = "--page-size " + paperSizeName;; //this works too " --page-width 14.8cm --page-height 21cm"
}
//wkhtmltopdf chokes on stuff like chinese file names, even if we put the console code page to UTF 8 first (CHCP 65001)
//so now, we just deal in temp files
using (var tempInput = TempFile.WithExtension(".htm"))
{
File.Delete(tempInput.Path);
var source = File.ReadAllText(inputHtmlPath);
//hide all placeholders
File.WriteAllText(tempInput.Path, source.Replace("placeholder.png", "").Replace("placeHolder.png", ""));
//File.Copy(inputHtmlPath, tempInput.Path);
var tempOutput = TempFile.WithExtension(".pdf"); //we don't want to dispose of this
File.Delete(tempOutput.Path);
/*--------------------------------DEVELOPERS -----------------------------
*
* Are you trying to debug a disparity between the HTML preview and
* the PDF output, which should be identical? Some notes:
*
* 1) Wkhtmltopdf requires different handling of file names for the local
* file system than firefox. So if you open this html, do so in Chrome
* instead of Firefox.
*
* 2) Wkhtmltopdf violates the HTML requirement that classes are case
* sensitive. So it could be that it is using a rule you forgot you
* had, and which is not being triggered by the better browsers.
*
*/
string exePath = FindWkhtmlToPdf();
var arguments = string.Format(
"--no-background " +
//without this, we get a thin line on the right side, which turned into a line in the middle when made into a booklet. You could only see it on paper or by zooming in.
" --print-media-type " +
pageSizeArguments +
(landscape ? " -O Landscape " : "") +
#if DEBUG
" --debug-javascript " +
#endif
" --margin-bottom 0mm --margin-top 0mm --margin-left 0mm --margin-right 0mm " +
"--disable-smart-shrinking --zoom {0} \"{1}\" \"{2}\"",
GetZoomBasedOnScreenDPISettings().ToString(),
Path.GetFileName(tempInput.Path), tempOutput.Path);
ExecutionResult result = null;
using (var dlg = new ProgressDialogBackground())
{
/* This isn't really working yet (Aug 2012)... I put a day's work into getting Palaso.CommandLineRunner to
* do asynchronous reading of the
* nice progress that wkhtml2pdf puts out, and feeding it to the UI. It worked find with a sample utility
* (PalasoUIWindowsForms.TestApp.exe). But try as I might, it seems
* that the Process doesn't actually deliver wkhtml2pdf's outputs to me until it's all over.
* If I run wkhtml2pdf from a console, it gives the progress just fine, as it works.
* So there is either a bug in Palaso.CommandLineRunner & friends, or.... ?
*/
//this proves that the ui part here is working... it's something about the wkhtml2pdf that we're not getting the updates in real time...
// dlg.ShowAndDoWork(progress => result = CommandLineRunner.Run("PalasoUIWindowsForms.TestApp.exe", "CommandLineRunnerTest", null, string.Empty, 60, progress
dlg.ShowAndDoWork((progress, args) =>
{
progress.WriteStatus("Making PDF...");
//this is a trick... since we are so far failing to get
//the progress out of wkhtml2pdf until it is done,
//we at least have this indicator which on win 7 does
//grow from 0 to the set percentage with some animation
//nb: Later, on a 100page doc, I did get good progress at the end
progress.ProgressIndicator.PercentCompleted = 70;
result = CommandLineRunner.Run(exePath, arguments, null, Path.GetDirectoryName(tempInput.Path),
5 * 60, progress
, (s) =>
{
progress.WriteStatus(s);
try
{
//this will hopefully avoid the exception below (which we'll swallow anyhow)
if (((BackgroundWorker)args.Argument).IsBusy)
{
//this wakes up the dialog, which then calls the Refresh() we need
try
{
((BackgroundWorker)args.Argument).ReportProgress(100);
}
catch (Exception)
{
//else swallow; we've gotten this error:
//"This operation has already had OperationCompleted called on it and further calls are illegal"
#if DEBUG
throw;
#endif
}
}
else
{
#if DEBUG
Debug.Fail("Wanna look into this? Why is the process still reporting back?");
#endif
}
}
catch (Exception)
{
#if DEBUG
throw;
#endif
//swallow an complaints about it already being completed (bl-233)
}
});
});
}
//var progress = new CancellableNullProgress(doWorkEventArgs);
Debug.WriteLine(result.StandardError);
Debug.WriteLine(result.StandardOutput);
if (!File.Exists(tempOutput.Path))
{
throw new ApplicationException("Bloom was not able to create the PDF.\r\n\r\nDetails: Wkhtml2pdf did not produce the expected document.");
}
try
{
File.Move(tempOutput.Path, outputPdfPath);
}
catch (IOException e)
{
//I can't figure out how it happened (since GetPdfPath makes sure the file name is unique),
//but we had a report (BL-211) of that move failing.
throw new ApplicationException(
string.Format("Bloom tried to save the file to {0}, but Windows said that it was locked. Please try again.\r\n\r\nDetails: {1}",
outputPdfPath, e.Message));
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Makes the image png if it's not a jpg, makes white transparent, compresses it, and saves in the book's folder.
/// Replaces any file with the same name.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The name of the file, now in the book's folder.</returns>
private string ProcessAndCopyImage(PalasoImage imageInfo, string bookFolderPath)
{
var isJpeg = ShouldSaveAsJpeg(imageInfo);
try
{
using (Bitmap image = new Bitmap(imageInfo.Image))
//nb: there are cases (undefined) where we get out of memory if we are not operating on a copy
{
//photographs don't work if you try to make the white transparent
if (!isJpeg && image is Bitmap)
{
((Bitmap)image).MakeTransparent(Color.White);
//make white look realistic against background
}
string imageFileName = GetImageFileName(bookFolderPath, imageInfo, isJpeg);
var dest = Path.Combine(bookFolderPath, imageFileName);
if (File.Exists(dest))
{
try
{
File.Delete(dest);
}
catch (System.IO.IOException error)
{
throw new ApplicationException("Bloom could not replace the image " + imageFileName +
", probably because Bloom itself has it locked.");
}
}
image.Save(dest, isJpeg ? ImageFormat.Jpeg : ImageFormat.Png);
if (!isJpeg)
{
using (var dlg = new ProgressDialogBackground())
{
dlg.ShowAndDoWork((progress, args) => ImageUpdater.CompressImage(dest, progress));
}
}
imageInfo.Metadata.Write(dest);
return(imageFileName);
}
}
catch (System.IO.IOException)
{
throw; //these are informative on their own
}
catch (Exception error)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(imageInfo.FileName) && File.Exists(imageInfo.OriginalFilePath))
{
var megs = new System.IO.FileInfo(imageInfo.OriginalFilePath).Length / (1024 * 1000);
if (megs > 2)
{
var msg = string.Format("Bloom was not able to prepare that picture for including in the book. \r\nThis is a rather large image to be adding to a book --{0} Megs--.", megs);
if (isJpeg)
{
msg += "\r\nNote, this file is a jpeg, which is normally used for photographs, not line-drawings (png, tiff, bmp). Bloom can handle smallish jpegs, large ones are difficult to handle, especialy if memory is limitted.";
}
throw new ApplicationException(msg, error);
}
}
throw new ApplicationException("Bloom was not able to prepare that picture for including in the book. Is it too large, or an odd format?\r\n" + imageInfo.FileName, error);
}
}
