private void RenameAndHandleNewImageInfo(ReceivedImageInfo info)
{
// Format current (Unix) UTC time so we can use it when renaming file.
DateTime dateTime = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, System.DateTimeKind.Utc);
dateTime = dateTime.AddSeconds(info.triggerInfo.utcTime);
string formattedTime = dateTime.ToString("yyyyMMdd_hhmmss");
string originalImageFilename = Path.GetFileName(info.originalFilePath);
string newFileName = String.Format("{0}_{1}_{2}_{3}.{4}", InstrumentID, formattedTime, info.imageType, info.imageNumber, info.imageExtension);
string newFilePath = Path.Combine(CurrentDataFileDirectory, newFileName);
// Rename image. If there's already an image with the same name then delete it first.
if (File.Exists(newFilePath))
{
File.Delete(newFilePath);
}
File.Move(info.originalFilePath, newFilePath);
HandleData(info.triggerInfo.utcTime, info.triggerInfo.sysTime, new List <object>()
{
newFileName, info.triggerInfo.sysTime, info.camImageNumber
});
}
void CameraHandler_NewImageDownloaded(string originalFilePath)
{
string imageType; // e.g. IMG or CAM1
int camImageNumber; // e.g. 1 or 1852
string imageExtension; // e.g. JPG or CR2
bool parseSuccessful = ParseImageFilePath(originalFilePath, out imageType, out camImageNumber, out imageExtension);
if (!parseSuccessful)
{
SendText(String.Format("Could not parse image \"{0}\"", Path.GetFileName(originalFilePath)));
return;
}
lastReceivedSysTime = SysTime;
// Detect if camera numbering rolled over from 9999 to 1.
// Can't just check if new image number is less than last since don't always receive in order.
// For example could go 9998 -> 1 -> 9999 -> 2 -> 3... and that would only be one rollover.
if (firstImageReceived)
{
if (lastCamImageNumber > 9000 && camImageNumber < 1000)
{
numberOfTimesNumberingRolledOver++;
}
else if (lastCamImageNumber < 1000 && camImageNumber > 9000)
{
// Rare case of rolled over, but then got out of order, so need to undo rollover, which should then
// shortly be re-done in either the next image or the one after that.
numberOfTimesNumberingRolledOver--;
}
}
// Save this so we know for next time.
lastCamImageNumber = camImageNumber;
// Convert image number into OUR numbering scheme (i.e. doesn't wrap at 9999)
int imageNumber = camImageNumber + (numberOfTimesNumberingRolledOver * 9999);
// Find matching number in trigger info so we know what time the picture was taken at.
// Iterate backwards through list so we can safetly delete elements.
// If we haven't received first image yet then we want to use the first triggerInfo and clear the entire list.
TriggerImageInfo matchingTrigger = null;
for (int i = triggerImageInfo.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
TriggerImageInfo trigger = triggerImageInfo[i];
if (!firstImageReceived || (trigger.expectedImageNumber == imageNumber))
{
matchingTrigger = trigger;
triggerImageInfo.RemoveAt(i);
}
}
if (matchingTrigger == null)
{
SendText(String.Format("Could find matching trigger info for image number {0}", imageNumber));
DontKnowWhatNumberToExpect();
return;
}
// We have valid information for our newly downloaded image.
ReceivedImageInfo receivedInfo = new ReceivedImageInfo(originalFilePath, matchingTrigger, imageType, imageNumber, camImageNumber, imageExtension);
// Set a flag to determine we want to handle data (rename and send) right now or if we need to
// wait because it's out of order.
bool handleNewImageRightNow = true;
if (!firstImageReceived)
{
firstImageReceived = true;
nextExpectedReceivedNumber = imageNumber + 1;
nextExpectedTriggerNumber = imageNumber + 1;
}
else // we know what the next number should be, so verify it.
{
if (matchingTrigger.expectedImageNumber < nextExpectedReceivedNumber)
{
SendText(String.Format("Received image number {0} is lower than expected {1}. This should never happen.", imageNumber, nextExpectedReceivedNumber));
DontKnowWhatNumberToExpect();
// return; handle it anyways... it will just be out of order in the log, but still correct.
}
else if (matchingTrigger.expectedImageNumber > nextExpectedReceivedNumber)
{
// Received image out of order. This is normal. Just buffer it to write it out later.
handleNewImageRightNow = false;
bufferedImageInfo.Add(receivedInfo);
}
else
{
// We received the one we were expecting... so now we should start expecting the next one.s
nextExpectedReceivedNumber++;
}
}
if (handleNewImageRightNow)
{
RenameAndHandleNewImageInfo(receivedInfo);
// Handle any other buffered elements that immediately follow this one.
bool handledBufferImage = true;
while (handledBufferImage)
{
handledBufferImage = false; // Assume we won't find any matching buffer elements.
for (int i = bufferedImageInfo.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
ReceivedImageInfo info = bufferedImageInfo[i];
if (info.triggerInfo.expectedImageNumber == nextExpectedReceivedNumber)
{
//SendText("Flushing " + info.imageNumber);
RenameAndHandleNewImageInfo(info);
nextExpectedReceivedNumber++;
bufferedImageInfo.RemoveAt(i);
handledBufferImage = true; // so keep looking for next one.
break; // only try to match one each time through loop.
}
}
}
}
else
{
// Make sure we haven't buffered up too many images. This is a sign that the image we're expecting is
// never going to come. In that case just handle everything we have and start expecting the next one.
if (bufferedImageInfo.Count > 5)
{
List <ReceivedImageInfo> sortedBufferedImageInfo = bufferedImageInfo.OrderBy(o => o.triggerInfo.expectedImageNumber).ToList();
foreach (ReceivedImageInfo info in sortedBufferedImageInfo)
{
//SendText("Fail Flushing " + info.imageNumber);
RenameAndHandleNewImageInfo(info);
}
DontKnowWhatNumberToExpect();
bufferedImageInfo.Clear(); // since we just handled them all.
}
}
}