public void SetItem(IDownloadItem item)
{
// I keep making this mistake - the ParseFrom method can return a new IDownloadItem, so then referencing `item` after
// that references the old one, and so setting the values on that doesn't help anything...
CurrentSSDownloadItem = SoulseekDownloadItem.ParseFrom(item);
CurrentSSDownloadItem.DownloadingFilename = HttpUtility.UrlDecode(CurrentSSDownloadItem.DownloadUri.Segments.Last());
CurrentSSDownloadItem.CompletedFilename = CurrentSSDownloadItem.DownloadingFilename;
CurrentSSDownloadItem.Progress = new DownloadProgress
{
BytesTotal = 0,
BytesDownloaded = 0,
Status = DownloadStatus.Pending
};
DownloadStatusChanged?.Invoke(this, new DownloadEventArgs(CurrentDownloadItem));
}
/// <summary>
/// Does the opposite of BuildFrom - it takes a faked uri and creates a downloadable item
/// </summary>
/// <param name="fakedUri"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static SoulseekDownloadItem DeconstructFrom(Uri fakedUri)
{
// Do some validation checks
if (fakedUri.DnsSafeHost.ToLower() != "soulseek" && fakedUri.Scheme.ToLower() != "slsk")
{
throw new ArgumentException("download item is not a valid soulseek download item");
}
var newItem = new SoulseekDownloadItem();
var ssFn = string.Join("", fakedUri.Segments);
if (ssFn.StartsWith("/")) // Trim the '/' at the start from the first segment
{
ssFn = ssFn.Substring(1);
}
newItem.SoulseekFilename = HttpUtility.UrlDecode(ssFn);
newItem.SoulseekUsername = HttpUtility.UrlDecode(fakedUri.UserInfo);
return(newItem);
}
