Disobedience no longer attempts to compute defaults for namepart

preferences.  It doesn't in general have enough information to do so
correctly.

For fetching the preferences, with defaults still working, it now just
asks for the namepart and infers that the preference matches it.

For setting the preferences it no longer attempts to unset preferences
that are now at their default value.

This will cause trivial preferences to accumulate in the database.
This can be fixed if desired by making the server translate such sets
into unsets.

diff --git a/disobedience/properties.c b/disobedience/properties.c
index 3d4bda5377737d7ef3d856232c9b7bf1b513a0c4..8ff284fe1a58226814e5ba5ef68f0b8e08c30f86 100644 (file)
--- a/disobedience/properties.c
+++ b/disobedience/properties.c
@@ -52,12 +52,12 @@ static void properties_ok(GtkButton *button, gpointer userdata);
 static void properties_apply(GtkButton *button, gpointer userdata);
 static void properties_cancel(GtkButton *button, gpointer userdata);
 
-/* Data for a single preference */
+/** @brief Data for a single preference */
 struct prefdata {
   const char *track;
   int row;
-  const struct pref *p;
-  const char *value;
+  const struct pref *p;                 /**< @brief kind of preference */
+  const char *value;                    /**< @brief value from server  */
   GtkWidget *widget;
 };
 
@@ -101,12 +101,12 @@ static const struct preftype preftype_boolean = {
   set_boolean
 };
 
-/* The known prefs for each track */
+/* @brief The known prefs for each track */
 static const struct pref {
-  const char *label;
-  const char *part;
-  const char *default_value;
-  const struct preftype *type;
+  const char *label;                    /**< @brief user-level description */
+  const char *part;                     /**< @brief protocol-level tag */
+  const char *default_value;            /**< @brief default value or NULL */
+  const struct preftype *type;          /**< @brief underlying data type */
 } prefs[] = {
   { "Artist", "artist", 0, &preftype_namepart },
   { "Album", "album", 0, &preftype_namepart },
@@ -246,17 +246,19 @@ static void prefdata_alldone(void) {
 /* Namepart preferences ---------------------------------------------------- */
 
 static void kickoff_namepart(struct prefdata *f) {
-  char *s;
-
-  byte_xasprintf(&s, "trackname_display_%s", f->p->part);
-  disorder_eclient_get(client, prefdata_completed, f->track, s,
-                      make_callbackdata(f));
+  /* We ask for the display name part.  This is a bit bizarre if what we really
+   * wanted was the underlying preference, but in fact it should always match
+   * and will supply a sane default without having to know how to parse tracks
+   * names (which implies knowing collection roots). */
+  disorder_eclient_namepart(client, prefdata_completed, f->track, "display", f->p->part,
+                            make_callbackdata(f));
 }
 
 static void completed_namepart(struct prefdata *f) {
-  if(!f->value)
-    /* No setting, use the computed default value instead */
-    f->value = trackname_part(f->track, "display", f->p->part);
+  if(!f->value) {
+    /* No setting */
+    f->value = "";
+  }
   f->widget = gtk_entry_new();
   gtk_entry_set_text(GTK_ENTRY(f->widget), f->value);
 }
@@ -271,13 +273,12 @@ static void set_namepart(struct prefdata *f, const char *value) {
 
   cbd->u.f = f;
   byte_xasprintf(&s, "trackname_display_%s", f->p->part);
-  if(strcmp(trackname_part(f->track, "display", f->p->part), value))
-    /* Different from default, set it */
-    disorder_eclient_set(client, set_namepart_completed, f->track, s, value,
-                         cbd);
-  else
-    /* Same as default, just unset */
-    disorder_eclient_unset(client, set_namepart_completed, f->track, s, cbd);
+  /* We don't know what the default is so can never unset.  This is a bug
+   * relative to the original design, which is supposed to only ever allow for
+   * non-trivial namepart preferences.  I suppose the server could spot a
+   * default being set and translate it into an unset. */
+  disorder_eclient_set(client, set_namepart_completed, f->track, s, value,
+                       cbd);
 }
 
 /* Called when we've set a namepart */