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Passes the test with a 71 page epub, I don't think it would have much problems were we to scale it further.
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The loading icons for all thumbnails are displayed, but the program does not segfault. Also realized that the absurd resizing of the window was due to the ephy-zoom action on the webview window. Will fix that in the next commit. Will also think of some workaround for screenshots.
For now committed this code so that this can act as a clean slate if I screw up somewhere.
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Including creation of windows, webviews etc., still get a crash. The one page epub works fine with the thumbnails though.
Also fixing some calls which cause gtk-critical errors when I try to close the window.
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Properties dialog for epub documents, will some basic properties.
Also set toolbar and menu sensitivity for the actions available in epub, will add more(find) once I write the module. Also inverted colors needs to be done with CSS or the like.
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Now other problems with webkit. After much fidgeting I was able to resolve the previous problems of threads. However, now there is a different webkit error.
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My last commit was supposed to have ev-web-view.c and ev-web-view.h however due to some reason I missed them last time, so here they are now. i am able to achieve thumbnails for my epub however these are of absurdly large size. Still struggling to get the webview done due to thread problems that I am encountering.
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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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