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@ -123,7 +123,16 @@ TimelineFilter::fetchAgain() |
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return; |
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return; |
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if (auto s = source(); s && incrementalSearchIndex == std::numeric_limits<int>::max()) { |
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if (auto s = source(); s && incrementalSearchIndex == std::numeric_limits<int>::max()) { |
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if (this->rowCount() == cachedCount && s->canFetchMore(QModelIndex())) |
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if (this->rowCount() == cachedCount && s->canFetchMore(QModelIndex()) && |
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// If we already have the event id of the thread in the timeline and we are filtering by
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// thread, we can stop fetching more messages In theory an event could have been edited
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// earlier in the timeline into the thread. So in theory this check is insufficient and
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// we should instead verify that all events referring to this thread are in the timeline
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// instead of just the thread root, but only Nheko supports that atm and the check would
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// be expensive.
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// TODO(Nico): check that all thread referrencing events are in the timeline by also
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// checking all edits inside the thread.
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(threadId.isEmpty() || s->idToIndex(threadId) == -1)) |
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s->fetchMore(QModelIndex()); |
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s->fetchMore(QModelIndex()); |
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else |
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else |
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cachedCount = this->rowCount(); |
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cachedCount = this->rowCount(); |
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