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-/*********
-*
-* This file is part of BibleTime's source code, http://www.bibletime.info/.
-*
-* Copyright 1999-2011 by the BibleTime developers.
-* The BibleTime source code is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2.0.
-*
-**********/
-
-#ifndef BTINSTALLTHREAD_H
-#define BTINSTALLTHREAD_H
-
-#include <QThread>
-
-#include <QSharedPointer>
-#include "frontend/bookshelfmanager/btinstallmgr.h"
-
-
-class BtInstallProgressDialog;
-class CSwordBackend;
-
-/**
-* Thread for installing a module.
-*
-* See the Qt thread documents. We have to be careful with signals and slots,
-* with other things.
-
-The main thread creates and owns the BtInstallThread object.
-When the install thread (the run() method) has been started
-the install thread object receives status update signals
-from the installmgr object. This works because these signals are sent
-from the running install thread but received in the thread object which
-lives in the main thread (note the difference between a thread object and a
-running thread). The slot of the thread object is executed in the main thread
-event loop, not in the install thread.
-
-The running thread sends update signals to the progress dialog.
-(This works because the signals are queued, i.e. the dialog is running
-in the main app event loop which queues the signals. ???)
-
-When the user cancels installing the main thread sends signal to a slot
-in the thread object. The slot is then run in the main thread, not
-in the install thread (note again the difference between a thread object and a
-running thread). That slot terminates the running install thread immediately.
-That is not the cleanest way to do it, but the Sword library has no good
-support for threads. Terminating a Sword InstallMgr takes time and leads to
-slow response. Therefore we stop installing by force and clean up the
-temporary files manually.
-
-* Terminating a thread forcibly is "dangerous and discouraged" but we have to do it,
-* I couldn't get cancelling work reliably otherwise. The Sword library is bad for threads.
-* We use ftp connection and file resources; the connection can be ignored but the files
-* have to be cleaned up after termination.
-*/
-class BtInstallThread : public QThread {
-        Q_OBJECT
-    public:
-        BtInstallThread(const QString &moduleName, const QString &sourceName,
-                        const QString &destinationName, QObject *parent = 0);
-
-        ~BtInstallThread();
-
-    public slots:
-        void slotStopInstall();
-        void slotManagerStatusUpdated(int totalProgress, int fileProgress);
-        void slotDownloadStarted();
-
-    public: // data member
-        bool done;
-
-    protected:
-        virtual void run();
-        void removeModule();
-        void removeTempFiles();
-
-        QString m_module;
-        QString m_destination;
-        QString m_source;
-        bool m_cancelled;
-        BtInstallMgr* m_iMgr;
-        //BtInstallMgr m_iMgr;
-        QSharedPointer<sword::InstallSource> m_installSource;
-        /// \todo it would be best to get the backend from the bookshelf manager install page
-        // where it has already been created. Could fasten the progress dialog startup.
-        QSharedPointer<CSwordBackend> m_backendForSource;
-
-    signals:
-        /** Emitted when the install progress status is updated. */
-        void statusUpdated(QString module, int progressPercent);
-        /** Emitted when installing has been stopped/cancelled. */
-        void installStopped(QString module, QString source);
-        /** Emitted when installing is complete. */
-        void installCompleted(QString module, QString source, int errorStatus);
-        /** Emitted when the first file download has been started. */
-        void downloadStarted(QString module);
-        void preparingInstall(QString module, QString source);
-};
-
-#endif