def deleteNote(self):
"""
Remove the note file from the disk and create a git commit.
"""
# FIXME: Maybe notes should just be marked as deleted, but still
# exist so that any old links to them would still work?
misc.gitRemove(self.notebook.getDirectory(),
self.filename,
"remove " + self.name)
self.notebook.setUnpushed()
def moveNote(self, new_notebook):
"""
Notebooks are just directories, so update the filename accordingly.
new_notebook is a NotebookStandardItem.
"""
# Load all versions of the note in the old notebook
# and all of the (unique) attachments.
attachments = {}
note_contents = []
for version in self.versions:
note_content = self.loadNoteContent(version)
note_contents.append(note_content)
for fullname in note_content.getAttachments():
attachments[fullname] = True
# Move attachments.
old_dir = self.notebook.getDirectory()
new_dir = new_notebook.getDirectory()
for fullname in attachments.keys():
filename = os.path.basename(fullname)
os.makedirs(new_dir + os.path.dirname(fullname))
shutil.copy(old_dir + fullname, new_dir + fullname)
misc.gitRemove(old_dir,
fullname,
"remove attachment " + filename)
misc.gitAddCommit(new_dir,
fullname,
"attachment " + filename)
# Delete old note.
self.deleteNote()
# Move to new notebook.
# FIXME: If this gets move to a new notebook, then back to the old
# notebook it will appear as completely new note. However if we
# don't do this then the version history of the note will get all
# messed up.
self.notebook = new_notebook
self.filename = "note_" + str(uuid.uuid1()) + ".xml"
self.fullname = self.notebook.getDirectory() + self.filename
self.versions = []
# Replay history in the new notebook.
for content in note_contents:
self.saveNote(content, use_current_time = False)
self.notebook.setUnpushed()