Add possibility to update the index for a list of files from the GUI and use it to allow updating the index before accessing a file using stale data

src/qtgui/idxthread.cpp

@@ -34,6 +34,8 @@
 static int stopindexing;
 static int startindexing;
 static bool rezero;
+static vector<Rcl::Doc> idxdocs; // Docs to update. Update all if empty
+
 static IdxThreadStatus indexingstatus = IDXTS_OK;
 static string indexingReason;
 static int stopidxthread;
@@ -99,7 +101,11 @@ void IdxThread::run()
 	    } else {
 		pidfile.write_pid();
 		ConfIndexer *indexer = new ConfIndexer(myconf, this);
-		if (indexer->index(rezero, ConfIndexer::IxTAll)) {
+		bool status = idxdocs.empty() ? 
+		    indexer->index(rezero, ConfIndexer::IxTAll) :
+		    indexer->updateDocs(idxdocs);
+		    
+		if (status) {
 		    indexingstatus = IDXTS_OK;
 		    indexingReason = "";
 		} else {
@@ -152,11 +158,12 @@ void stop_indexing()
     action_wait.wakeAll();
 }
 
-void start_indexing(bool raz)
+void start_indexing(bool raz, vector<Rcl::Doc> docs)
 {
     action_mutex.lock();
     startindexing = 1;
     rezero = raz;
+    idxdocs = docs;
     action_mutex.unlock();
     action_wait.wakeAll();
 }

src/qtgui/idxthread.h

@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@
 #define _IDXTHREAD_H_INCLUDED_
 #include <string>
 #include "indexer.h"
+#include "rcldoc.h"
 
 // These two deal with starting / stopping the thread itself, not
 // indexing sessions.
@@ -27,7 +28,8 @@ extern void start_idxthread();
 extern void stop_idxthread();
 
 // Use these to to request action from thread
-extern void start_indexing(bool rezero = false);
+extern void start_indexing(bool rezero = false, 
+			   const vector<Rcl::Doc> docs = vector<Rcl::Doc>());
 extern void stop_indexing();
 
 // Final status of indexing. indexingstatus is NULL iff indexing is

src/qtgui/rclmain_w.cpp

@@ -950,19 +950,38 @@ void RclMain::startPreview(int docnum, Rcl::Doc doc, int mod)
     // empty as this does not appear to be a serious issue for single
     // docs (the main actual problem is displaying the wrong message
     // from a compacted mail folder)
+    //
+    // !! NOTE: there is one case where doing a partial index update
+    // will not worl: if the search result does not exist in the new
+    // version of the file, it won't be purged from the index because
+    // a partial index pass does no purge, so its ref date will stay
+    // the same and you keep getting the message about the index being
+    // out of date. The only way to fix this is to run a normal
+    // indexing pass. 
+    // Also we should re-run the query after updating the index
+    // because the ipaths may be wrong in the current result list
     if (!doc.ipath.empty()) {
 	string udi, sig;
 	doc.getmeta(Rcl::Doc::keyudi, &udi);
 	FileInterner::makesig(doc, sig);
 	if (rcldb && !udi.empty()) {
 	    if (rcldb->needUpdate(udi, sig)) {
-		fprintf(stderr, "AFTER UPDATE CHECK-1\n");
-		QMessageBox::warning(0, tr("Warning"), 
-				     tr("Index not up to date for this file. "
+		int rep = 
+		    QMessageBox::warning(0, tr("Warning"), 
+				       tr("Index not up to date for this file. "
 					"Refusing to risk showing the wrong "
-					"data. Please run indexing"),
-				     QMessageBox::Ok, 
-				     QMessageBox::NoButton);
+					"data. Click ok to update the "
+					"index for this file, then re-run the "
+					"query when indexing is done. "
+					"Else, Cancel."),
+					 QMessageBox::Ok,
+					 QMessageBox::Cancel,
+					 QMessageBox::NoButton);
+		if (rep == QMessageBox::Ok) {
+		    LOGDEB(("Requesting index update for %s\n", 
+			    doc.url.c_str()));
+		    start_indexing(false, vector<Rcl::Doc>(1, doc));
+		}
 		return;
 	    }
 	}