Examples with TAGS com.ichi2.anki.CardBrowser.Column.TAGS used on opensource projects

Example 1 with TAGS

use of com.ichi2.anki.CardBrowser.Column.TAGS in project AnkiChinaAndroid by ankichinateam.

the class AbstractFlashcardViewer method showTagsDialog.

protected void showTagsDialog() {
    ArrayList<String> tags = new ArrayList<>(getCol().getTags().all());
    ArrayList<String> selTags = new ArrayList<>(mCurrentCard.note().getTags());
    TagsDialog.TagsDialogListener tagsDialogListener = (selectedTags, option) -> {
        if (!mCurrentCard.note().getTags().equals(selectedTags)) {
            String tagString = TextUtils.join(" ", selectedTags);
            Note note = mCurrentCard.note();
            note.setTagsFromStr(tagString);
            note.flush();
            // Reload current card to reflect tag changes
            displayCardQuestion(true);
        }
    };
    TagsDialog dialog = TagsDialog.newInstance(TagsDialog.TYPE_ADD_TAG, selTags, tags);
    dialog.setTagsDialogListener(tagsDialogListener);
    showDialogFragment(dialog);
}

Example 2 with TAGS

use of com.ichi2.anki.CardBrowser.Column.TAGS in project AnkiChinaAndroid by ankichinateam.

the class ContentProviderTest method testUpdateTags.

/**
 * Update tags on a note
 */
@Test
public void testUpdateTags() {
    // get the first card due
    // ----------------------
    Collection col = getCol();
    Card card = getFirstCardFromScheduler(col);
    Note note = card.note();
    long noteId = note.getId();
    // make sure the tag is what we expect initially
    // ---------------------------------------------
    List<String> tagList = note.getTags();
    assertEquals("only one tag", 1, tagList.size());
    assertEquals("check tag value", TEST_TAG, tagList.get(0));
    // update tags
    // -----------
    String tag2 = "mynewtag";
    ContentResolver cr = InstrumentationRegistry.getInstrumentation().getTargetContext().getContentResolver();
    Uri updateNoteUri = Uri.withAppendedPath(FlashCardsContract.Note.CONTENT_URI, Long.toString(noteId));
    ContentValues values = new ContentValues();
    values.put(FlashCardsContract.Note.TAGS, TEST_TAG + " " + tag2);
    int updateCount = cr.update(updateNoteUri, values, null, null);
    assertEquals("updateCount is 1", 1, updateCount);
    // lookup the note now and verify tags
    // -----------------------------------
    Note noteAfterUpdate = col.getNote(noteId);
    List<String> newTagList = noteAfterUpdate.getTags();
    assertEquals("two tags", 2, newTagList.size());
    assertEquals("check first tag", TEST_TAG, newTagList.get(0));
    assertEquals("check second tag", tag2, newTagList.get(1));
}

Example 3 with TAGS

use of com.ichi2.anki.CardBrowser.Column.TAGS in project AnkiChinaAndroid by ankichinateam.

the class ImportTest method testCsv.

@Test
@SdkSuppress(minSdkVersion = Build.VERSION_CODES.O)
public void testCsv() throws IOException {
    String file = Shared.getTestFilePath(InstrumentationRegistry.getInstrumentation().getTargetContext(), "text-2fields.txt");
    TextImporter i = new TextImporter(testCol, file);
    i.initMapping();
    i.run();
    if (TestEnvironment.isDisplayingDefaultEnglishStrings()) {
        assertThat(i.getLog(), contains("‘多すぎる too many fields’ had 3 fields, expected 2", "‘not, enough, fields’ had 1 fields, expected 2", "Appeared twice in file: 飲む", "Empty first field:  to play", "5 notes added, 0 notes updated, 0 notes unchanged."));
    } else {
        assertThat(i.getLog(), hasSize(5));
    }
    assertEquals(5, i.getTotal());
    // if we run the import again, it should update instead
    i.run();
    if (TestEnvironment.isDisplayingDefaultEnglishStrings()) {
        assertThat(i.getLog(), contains("‘多すぎる too many fields’ had 3 fields, expected 2", "‘not, enough, fields’ had 1 fields, expected 2", "Appeared twice in file: 飲む", "Empty first field:  to play", "0 notes added, 0 notes updated, 5 notes unchanged.", "First field matched: 食べる", "First field matched: 飲む", "First field matched: テスト", "First field matched: to eat", "First field matched: 遊ぶ"));
    } else {
        assertThat(i.getLog(), hasSize(10));
    }
    assertEquals(5, i.getTotal());
    // but importing should not clobber tags if they're unmapped
    Note n = testCol.getNote(testCol.getDb().queryLongScalar("select id from notes"));
    n.addTag("test");
    n.flush();
    i.run();
    n.load();
    assertThat(n.getTags(), contains("test"));
    assertThat(n.getTags(), hasSize(1));
    // if add-only mode, count will be 0
    i.setImportMode(NoteImporter.ImportMode.IGNORE_MODE);
    i.run();
    assertEquals(0, i.getTotal());
    // and if dupes mode, will reimport everything
    assertEquals(5, testCol.cardCount());
    i.setImportMode(NoteImporter.ImportMode.ADD_MODE);
    i.run();
    // includes repeated field
    assertEquals(6, i.getTotal());
    assertEquals(11, testCol.cardCount());
}

Example 4 with TAGS

use of com.ichi2.anki.CardBrowser.Column.TAGS in project AnkiChinaAndroid by ankichinateam.

the class NoteEditor method showTagsDialog.

private void showTagsDialog() {
    if (mSelectedTags == null) {
        mSelectedTags = new ArrayList<>(0);
    }
    ArrayList<String> tags = new ArrayList<>(getCol().getTags().all());
    ArrayList<String> selTags = new ArrayList<>(mSelectedTags);
    TagsDialog.TagsDialogListener tagsDialogListener = (selectedTags, option) -> {
        if (!mSelectedTags.equals(selectedTags)) {
            mTagsEdited = true;
        }
        mSelectedTags = selectedTags;
        updateTags();
    };
    TagsDialog dialog = TagsDialog.newInstance(TagsDialog.TYPE_ADD_TAG, selTags, tags);
    dialog.setTagsDialogListener(tagsDialogListener);
    showDialogFragment(dialog);
}

Example 5 with TAGS

use of com.ichi2.anki.CardBrowser.Column.TAGS in project AnkiChinaAndroid by ankichinateam.

the class NoteEditor method saveNote.

@VisibleForTesting
void saveNote() {
    final Resources res = getResources();
    if (mSelectedTags == null) {
        mSelectedTags = new ArrayList<>(0);
    }
    // treat add new note and edit existing note independently
    if (mAddNote) {
        // DEFECT: This does not block addition if cloze transpositions are in non-cloze fields.
        if (isClozeType() && !hasClozeDeletions()) {
            displayErrorSavingNote();
            return;
        }
        // load all of the fields into the note
        for (FieldEditText f : mEditFields) {
            updateField(f);
        }
        // Save deck to model
        mEditorNote.model().put("did", mCurrentDid);
        // Save tags to model
        mEditorNote.setTagsFromStr(tagsAsString(mSelectedTags));
        JSONArray tags = new JSONArray();
        for (String t : mSelectedTags) {
            tags.put(t);
        }
        getCol().getModels().current().put("tags", tags);
        getCol().getModels().setChanged();
        mReloadRequired = true;
        CollectionTask.launchCollectionTask(ADD_NOTE, saveNoteHandler(), new TaskData(mEditorNote));
    } else {
        // Check whether note type has been changed
        final Model newModel = getCurrentlySelectedModel();
        final Model oldModel = (mCurrentEditedCard == null) ? null : mCurrentEditedCard.model();
        File target = new File(FileUtil.createTmpDir(this), mCurrentEditedCard.getId() + ".wav");
        if (target.exists()) {
            Timber.i("editing card audio is exists,delete it");
            target.delete();
        }
        if (!newModel.equals(oldModel)) {
            mReloadRequired = true;
            if (mModelChangeCardMap.size() < mEditorNote.numberOfCards() || mModelChangeCardMap.containsValue(null)) {
                // If cards will be lost via the new mapping then show a confirmation dialog before proceeding with the change
                ConfirmationDialog dialog = new ConfirmationDialog();
                dialog.setArgs(res.getString(R.string.confirm_map_cards_to_nothing));
                Runnable confirm = () -> {
                    // Bypass the check once the user confirms
                    changeNoteTypeWithErrorHandling(oldModel, newModel);
                };
                dialog.setConfirm(confirm);
                showDialogFragment(dialog);
            } else {
                // Otherwise go straight to changing note type
                changeNoteTypeWithErrorHandling(oldModel, newModel);
            }
            return;
        }
        // Regular changes in note content
        boolean modified = false;
        // changed did? this has to be done first as remFromDyn() involves a direct write to the database
        if (mCurrentEditedCard != null && mCurrentEditedCard.getDid() != mCurrentDid) {
            mReloadRequired = true;
            // remove card from filtered deck first (if relevant)
            getCol().getSched().remFromDyn(new long[] { mCurrentEditedCard.getId() });
            // refresh the card object to reflect the database changes in remFromDyn()
            mCurrentEditedCard.load();
            // also reload the note object
            mEditorNote = mCurrentEditedCard.note();
            // then set the card ID to the new deck
            mCurrentEditedCard.setDid(mCurrentDid);
            modified = true;
        }
        // now load any changes to the fields from the form
        for (FieldEditText f : mEditFields) {
            modified = modified | updateField(f);
        }
        // added tag?
        for (String t : mSelectedTags) {
            modified = modified || !mEditorNote.hasTag(t);
        }
        // removed tag?
        modified = modified || mEditorNote.getTags().size() > mSelectedTags.size();
        if (modified) {
            mEditorNote.setTagsFromStr(tagsAsString(mSelectedTags));
            mChanged = true;
        }
        closeNoteEditor();
    }
}