wxArrayString paths;
d->GetPaths (paths);
- list<boost::filesystem::path> path_list;
+ vector<boost::filesystem::path> path_list;
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < paths.GetCount(); ++i) {
- path_list.push_back (wx_to_std (paths[i]));
+ path_list.push_back (wx_to_std(paths[i]));
}
add_files (path_list);
try {
_film->examine_and_add_content (make_shared<DCPContent>(path));
+ } catch (ProjectFolderError &) {
+ error_dialog (
+ _parent,
+ _(
+ "This looks like a DCP-o-matic project folder, which cannot be added to a different project. "
+ "Choose the DCP directory inside the DCP-o-matic project folder if that's what you want to import."
+ )
+ );
} catch (exception& e) {
error_dialog (_parent, e.what());
}
}
auto paths = event.GetFiles ();
- list<boost::filesystem::path> path_list;
+ vector<boost::filesystem::path> path_list;
for (int i = 0; i < event.GetNumberOfFiles(); i++) {
- path_list.push_back (wx_to_std (paths[i]));
+ path_list.push_back (wx_to_std(paths[i]));
}
add_files (path_list);
void
-ContentPanel::add_files (list<boost::filesystem::path> paths)
+ContentPanel::add_files (vector<boost::filesystem::path> paths)
{
/* It has been reported that the paths returned from e.g. wxFileDialog are not always sorted;
I can't reproduce that, but sort them anyway. Don't use ImageFilenameSorter as a normal
alphabetical sort is expected here.
*/
- paths.sort (CaseInsensitiveSorter ());
+ std::sort (paths.begin(), paths.end(), CaseInsensitiveSorter());
/* XXX: check for lots of files here and do something */