#include <libraryscanner.h>

Collaboration diagram for LibraryScanner:

Public Slots
void	cancel ()
void	resetCancel ()
Signals
void	scanFinished ()
void	progressHashing (QString)
Public Member Functions
	LibraryScanner ()
	LibraryScanner (TrackCollection *collection)
virtual	~LibraryScanner ()
void	run ()
void	scan (QString libraryPath)
void	scan ()
bool	recursiveScan (QString dirPath, QList< TrackInfoObject * > &tracksToAdd)

Detailed Description

Definition at line 37 of file libraryscanner.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

LibraryScanner::LibraryScanner ( )

LibraryScanner::LibraryScanner ( TrackCollection * collection )

Definition at line 28 of file libraryscanner.cpp.

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LibraryScanner::~LibraryScanner ( ) [virtual]

Definition at line 74 of file libraryscanner.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

void LibraryScanner::cancel ( ) [slot]

Definition at line 329 of file libraryscanner.cpp.

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void LibraryScanner::progressHashing ( QString ) [signal]

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bool LibraryScanner::recursiveScan	(	QString	dirPath,
		QList< TrackInfoObject * > &	tracksToAdd
	)

Recursively scan a music library. Doesn't import tracks for any directories that have already been scanned and have not changed. Changes are tracked by performing a hash of the directory's file list, and those hashes are stored in the database.

Definition at line 352 of file libraryscanner.cpp.

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