private ArrayList _roots; //DirectoryInfo
#endregion Fields
#region Constructors
public Cataloger(setupUIforCatalog _setupUI, updateUIforCatalog _updateUI)
{
roots = new ArrayList();
groups = new ArrayList();
setupUI = _setupUI;
updateUI = _updateUI;
resourcesIndex = new InvertedIndex();
}
private void setupCataloger()
{
ArrayList rings = ringManager.rings;
//setup callback routines for the cataloger progress bar
setupUIforCatalog UIsetupHandler = new setupUIforCatalog(
ClientUserInterface.UI.setupCatalogUIHandler);
updateUIforCatalog UIupdateHandler = new updateUIforCatalog(
ClientUserInterface.UI.updateCatalogUIHandler);
foreach (Ring ring in rings)
{
RingInfo ringInfo = RingInfo.findRingInfoByID(User.getInstance().ringsInfo, ring.ringID);
ringInfo.cataloger = new Cataloger(UIsetupHandler, UIupdateHandler);
//REVISIT: need to read configuration file to apply correct resource groups to each ring
ringInfo.cataloger.groups.AddRange(ring.group);
ringInfo.cataloger.roots.Add(new DirectoryInfo(@"C:\Documents and Settings\beghbali\My Documents\General\Friends"));
//ringInfo.cataloger.roots.Add(new DirectoryInfo(@"C:\Documents and Settings\beghbali\My Documents\My Music"));
ringInfo.cataloger.roots.Add(new DirectoryInfo(@"C:\Documents and Settings\beghbali\Desktop\Downloads\Software Downloads"));
//REVISIT: do catalog leaking, namely check to see if any of the roots of rings are subset of another, You
//probably wnat one cataloger that walks the list of roots and each entry has a list of rings that need the
//resources from that root (you need to calculate this as subsets) and will update the corresponding rings'
//catalogers. This should be done via chain delegates (LIST registries).
ringInfo.cataloger.catalog();
//pick up the calculated IE
ringInfo.IE = ringInfo.cataloger.calculatedIE;
object[] callbackArgs = new Object[1];
callbackArgs[0] = ringInfo;
ClientUserInterface.clientUserInterfaceInstance.Invoke(
clientUserInterfaceCallbackTable.showCatalog, callbackArgs);
}
}
