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This commit eliminates the use of external commands for opening
comic documents, and uses libarchive instead.
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=635705
taken from:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/evince/commit/?id=0ac0898
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taken from:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/evince/commit/?id=c839e45
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Added the capability to view and epub document with inverted colors, yet to test for documents where we write the stylesheet, although the code is there.
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The documents can finally be read alongside a TOC, I tested it with a variety of documents before this commit, so I presume it should work with all. Also fixed the part where I had screwed up PDF annotations owing to a wrong call. In the next commit, fully functional searching would be up, using HTML parser of libxml in combination with webkit.
Also some other minor changes.
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Earlier my approach was to replace the atril view directly with a webview. However as it turned out it was extremely difficult to accomplish much tasks without the document-model. So I created an Extension of the WebKitWebView class, EvWebView so that now we can manipulate the webview as desired. Also having a separate file really helps in terms of clarity.
Please note that there are many empty functions and TODO tags right now, I shall aim to fill these up once the display part is done, probably in this week.
I also added some code on the backend to draw thumbnails when with GTK+-3.0, although I have never tested a GTK+-3.0 build.With GTK+-2.0 you won't get any build errors, however epub backend won't work right now.
That being said, this commit is mostly because there was a lot of code that was lying in the local repository, and it was best to back it up as a failsafe.
I modified ev-window to accomodate this new data structure, and having an equivalent ev_web_view function for every ev_view function, I can achieve most functionality by filling those functions with Webkit modules.
Other than that on the backend
Other than that there were some minor changes to the code.
Although I did the above, currently I am not able to instantiate the EvWebView because of some class and object type definition errors, due to which I can't display the document.
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- Modified configure.ac to use both webkit2 and webkit1 based on gtk version
- Modified Automake file in help/reference/shell/Makefile.am to compile with gtk-doc
- Modified ev-document-model to support epub-documents.
- Modified ev-window for epub documents.
- Modified jobs so epub pages are not rendered.
- Modified ev-document, although I'm not sure if this is necessary.
Still need to figure out where the web view load uri has to be called to actually load pages, from there the puzzle would be much simpler. Hope to get this done in the week, and pick up the pace now that only six weeks of coding remain before final evaluation.
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Summary:
I added functions in the backend to get document info.
Added a member to evdocument to deal with web documents(ePub) on the frontend.
Added a webview to the window, that shall replace the Atril view.
Due to removing the view from the main Atril window, I have given rise to various GTK-critical errors in response to signals, will be sure to suppress these in the next commit.
Worked towards overall blending in of ePub documents.
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