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SES-2696 - Fix disappearing message

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SessionHero01 2024-09-11 13:44:30 +10:00
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app/src/main/java/org/thoughtcrime/securesms/database/model/ThreadRecord.java
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@ -99,24 +99,6 @@ public class ThreadRecord extends DisplayRecord {
return name; return name;
} }
private String getDisappearingMsgExpiryTypeString(Context context) {
MessageRecord lm = this.lastMessage;
if (lm == null) {
Log.w("ThreadRecord", "Could not get last message to determine disappearing msg type.");
return "Unknown";
}
long expireStarted = lm.getExpireStarted();
// Note: This works because expireStarted is 0 for messages which are 'Disappear after read'
// while it's a touch higher than the sent timestamp for "Disappear after send". We could then
// use `expireStarted == 0`, but that's not how it's done in UpdateMessageBuilder so to keep
// things the same I'll assume there's a reason for this and follow suit.
// Also: `this.lastMessage.getExpiresIn()` is available.
if (expireStarted >= dateSent) {
return context.getString(R.string.disappearingMessagesSent);
}
return context.getString(R.string.read);
}
@Override @Override
public CharSequence getDisplayBody(@NonNull Context context) { public CharSequence getDisplayBody(@NonNull Context context) {
@ -144,22 +126,13 @@ public class ThreadRecord extends DisplayRecord {
.put(NAME_KEY, getName()) .put(NAME_KEY, getName())
.format().toString(); .format().toString();
} else if (SmsDatabase.Types.isExpirationTimerUpdate(type)) { } else if (SmsDatabase.Types.isExpirationTimerUpdate(type)) {
int seconds = (int) (getExpiresIn() / 1000); // Use the same message as we would for displaying on the conversation screen.
if (seconds <= 0) { // lastMessage shouldn't be null here, but we'll check just in case.
return Phrase.from(context, R.string.disappearingMessagesTurnedOff) if (lastMessage != null) {
.put(NAME_KEY, getName()) return lastMessage.getDisplayBody(context).toString();
.format().toString(); } else {
return "";
} }
// Implied that disappearing messages is enabled..
String time = ExpirationUtil.getExpirationDisplayValue(context, seconds);
String disappearAfterWhat = getDisappearingMsgExpiryTypeString(context); // Disappear after send or read?
return Phrase.from(context, R.string.disappearingMessagesSet)
.put(NAME_KEY, getName())
.put(TIME_KEY, time)
.put(DISAPPEARING_MESSAGES_TYPE_KEY, disappearAfterWhat)
.format().toString();
} else if (MmsSmsColumns.Types.isMediaSavedExtraction(type)) { } else if (MmsSmsColumns.Types.isMediaSavedExtraction(type)) {
return Phrase.from(context, R.string.attachmentsMediaSaved) return Phrase.from(context, R.string.attachmentsMediaSaved)
.put(NAME_KEY, getName()) .put(NAME_KEY, getName())