Qt 4.7: imageanalyzer.cpp Example File (webkit/imageanalyzer/imageanalyzer.cpp)

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# imageanalyzer.cpp Example File

webkit/imageanalyzer/imageanalyzer.cpp

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     #include <QNetworkReply>
     #include <QNetworkRequest>
     #include <QNetworkAccessManager>
     #include <QNetworkDiskCache>
     #include "imageanalyzer.h"

     /*!
      * This class operates as follows:
      * Parent calls the slot startAnalysis which shoves a list of QStrings into URLQueue and then calls fetchURLs.
      * FetchURLs sends out HTTP GETs for each image it can't get out of the cache.
      * As the responses come in, handleReply tries to create an image out of each and pushes those images into imageQueue.
      * On the last (detected by no outstandingFetches and URLQueue.isEmpty()) call to queueImage (from handleReply)
      * a thread is forked to process all the images. When it finishes, it emits a finished signal that is received
      * by our JavaScript code.
      */

     ImageAnalyzer::ImageAnalyzer(QNetworkDiskCache* netcache, QObject* parent)
         : QObject(parent), m_cache(netcache), m_outstandingFetches(0)
     {
         /*  ImageAnalyzer only wants to receive http responses
             for requests that it makes, so that's why it has its own
             QNetworkAccessManager. */
         m_network = new QNetworkAccessManager(this);
         m_watcher = new QFutureWatcher<QRgb>(this);
         /*  We want to share a cache with the web browser,
             in case it has some images we want: */
         m_network->setCache(m_cache);

         QObject::connect(m_network, SIGNAL(finished(QNetworkReply*)),
                          this, SLOT(handleReply(QNetworkReply*)));
         QObject::connect(m_watcher, SIGNAL(finished()),
                          this, SLOT(doneProcessing()));
         QObject::connect(m_watcher, SIGNAL(progressValueChanged(int)),
                          this, SLOT(progressStatus(int)));
     }
     ImageAnalyzer::~ImageAnalyzer()
     {
         delete(m_watcher);
     }

     QRgb ImageAnalyzer::lastResults()
     {
         int rTot = 0;
         int bTot = 0;
         int gTot = 0;
         int count = m_watcher->future().results().size();
         foreach(const QRgb & triplet, m_watcher->future().results())
         {
             rTot += qRed(triplet);
             bTot += qBlue(triplet);
             gTot += qGreen(triplet);
         }
         return qRgb(rTot/count, bTot/count, gTot/count);
     }

     float ImageAnalyzer::lastRed() { return qRed(lastResults())/2.55; }
     float ImageAnalyzer::lastGreen() { return qGreen(lastResults())/2.55; }
     float ImageAnalyzer::lastBlue() { return qBlue(lastResults())/2.55; }

     void ImageAnalyzer::progressStatus(int newstat)
     {
         emit updateProgress(newstat, m_watcher->progressMaximum());
     }

     bool ImageAnalyzer::isBusy()
     {
         return m_watcher->isRunning();
     }

     void ImageAnalyzer::startAnalysis(const QStringList & urls)
     {
         m_URLQueue = urls;
         fetchURLs();
     }

     /*!
      * Analyzes the entire queue - just starts all our http GETs.
      */
     void ImageAnalyzer::fetchURLs()
     {
         while (!m_URLQueue.isEmpty())
         {
             QString url = m_URLQueue.takeFirst();
             QUrl URL = QUrl(url);
             QIODevice * pData = m_cache->data(URL);
             // Is image already loaded in cache?
             if (pData == 0) {
                 // HTTP Get image over network.
                 m_outstandingFetches++;
                 QNetworkRequest request = QNetworkRequest(URL);
                 request.setRawHeader("User-Agent", "Nokia - Custom QT app");
                 m_network->get(request);
             } else {
                 // Get image from cache
                 QImage image;
                 image.load(pData, 0);
                 if (!image.isNull())
                     queueImage(image);
                 delete(pData);
             }
         }
     }
     /*
      * Slot to handle the incoming responses from our http GETs
      */
     void ImageAnalyzer::handleReply(QNetworkReply * pReply)
     {
         m_outstandingFetches--;
         if (pReply->error()) {
             qDebug() << "Error code" << pReply->error();
             qDebug() << "Http code" << pReply->attribute(QNetworkRequest::HttpStatusCodeAttribute);
             return;
         }
         QImage image;
         image.load(pReply, 0);
         pReply->deleteLater();
         if (image.isNull()) {
             qDebug() << "bad image";
             qDebug() << pReply->rawHeaderList();
             foreach(QByteArray element, pReply->rawHeaderList()) {
                 qDebug() << element << " = " << pReply->rawHeader(element);
             }
             return;
         }
         queueImage(image);
     }

     void ImageAnalyzer::doneProcessing()
     {
         m_imageQueue = QList<QImage>();
         emit finishedAnalysis();
     }
     void ImageAnalyzer::queueImage(QImage img)
     {
         if (!img.isNull())
             m_imageQueue << img;

         if (m_outstandingFetches == 0 && m_URLQueue.isEmpty()) {
             m_watcher->setFuture(QtConcurrent::mapped(m_imageQueue, averageRGB));
         }
     }

     QRgb averageRGB(const QImage &img)
     {
         int pixelCount = img.width() * img.height();
         int rAvg, gAvg, bAvg;

         // We waste some time here:
         for (int timeWaster=0; timeWaster < 100; timeWaster++) {
             quint64 rTot = 0;
             quint64 gTot = 0;
             quint64 bTot = 0;
             for (int i=0; i < img.width(); i++) {
                 for (int j=0; j < img.height(); j++) {
                     QRgb pixel = img.pixel(i,j);
                     rTot += qRed(pixel);
                     gTot += qGreen(pixel);
                     bTot += qBlue(pixel);
                 }
             }
             rAvg = (rTot)/(pixelCount);
             gAvg = (gTot)/(pixelCount);
             bAvg = (bTot)/(pixelCount);
         }
         return qRgb(rAvg, gAvg, bAvg);
     }