Loading media/java/android/media/ExifInterface.java +152 −216 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -16,8 +16,7 @@ package android.media; import android.util.Log; import java.io.IOException; import java.text.ParsePosition; import java.text.SimpleDateFormat; import java.util.Date; Loading @@ -25,171 +24,103 @@ import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.Map; /** * Wrapper for native Exif library * This is a class for reading and writing Exif tags in a JPEG file. * {@hide} */ public class ExifInterface { private static final String TAG = "ExifInterface"; private String mFilename; // Constants used for the Orientation Exif tag. public static final int ORIENTATION_UNDEFINED = 0; public static final int ORIENTATION_NORMAL = 1; // Constants used for white balance public static final int WHITEBALANCE_AUTO = 0; public static final int WHITEBALANCE_MANUAL = 1; // left right reversed mirror public static final int ORIENTATION_FLIP_HORIZONTAL = 2; public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_180 = 3; // upside down mirror public static final int ORIENTATION_FLIP_VERTICAL = 4; // flipped about top-left <--> bottom-right axis public static final int ORIENTATION_TRANSPOSE = 5; // rotate 90 cw to right it public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_90 = 6; // flipped about top-right <--> bottom-left axis public static final int ORIENTATION_TRANSVERSE = 7; // rotate 270 to right it public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_270 = 8; // The Exif tag names public static final String TAG_ORIENTATION = "Orientation"; public static final String TAG_DATETIME = "DateTime"; public static final String TAG_MAKE = "Make"; public static final String TAG_MODEL = "Model"; public static final String TAG_FLASH = "Flash"; public static final String TAG_IMAGE_WIDTH = "ImageWidth"; public static final String TAG_IMAGE_LENGTH = "ImageLength"; public static final String TAG_GPS_LATITUDE = "GPSLatitude"; public static final String TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE = "GPSLongitude"; public static final String TAG_GPS_LATITUDE_REF = "GPSLatitudeRef"; public static final String TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE_REF = "GPSLongitudeRef"; public static final String TAG_WHITE_BALANCE = "WhiteBalance"; private boolean mSavedAttributes = false; private boolean mHasThumbnail = false; private HashMap<String, String> mCachedAttributes = null; // Constants used for the Orientation Exif tag. public static final int ORIENTATION_UNDEFINED = 0; public static final int ORIENTATION_NORMAL = 1; public static final int ORIENTATION_FLIP_HORIZONTAL = 2; // left right reversed mirror public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_180 = 3; public static final int ORIENTATION_FLIP_VERTICAL = 4; // upside down mirror public static final int ORIENTATION_TRANSPOSE = 5; // flipped about top-left <--> bottom-right axis public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_90 = 6; // rotate 90 cw to right it public static final int ORIENTATION_TRANSVERSE = 7; // flipped about top-right <--> bottom-left axis public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_270 = 8; // rotate 270 to right it // Constants used for white balance public static final int WHITEBALANCE_AUTO = 0; public static final int WHITEBALANCE_MANUAL = 1; static { System.loadLibrary("exif"); } private static ExifInterface sExifObj = null; /** * Since the underlying jhead native code is not thread-safe, * ExifInterface should use singleton interface instead of public * constructor. */ private static synchronized ExifInterface instance() { if (sExifObj == null) { sExifObj = new ExifInterface(); } private String mFilename; private HashMap<String, String> mAttributes; private boolean mHasThumbnail = false; return sExifObj; } // Because the underlying implementation (jhead) uses static variables, // there can only be one user at a time for the native functions (and // they cannot keep state in the native code across function calls). We // use sLock the serialize the accesses. private static Object sLock = new Object(); /** * The following 3 static methods are handy routines for atomic operation * of underlying jhead library. It retrieves EXIF data and then release * ExifInterface immediately. * Reads Exif tags from the specified JPEG file. */ public static synchronized HashMap<String, String> loadExifData(String filename) { ExifInterface exif = instance(); HashMap<String, String> exifData = null; if (exif != null) { exif.setFilename(filename); exifData = exif.getAttributes(); } return exifData; } public static synchronized void saveExifData(String filename, HashMap<String, String> exifData) { ExifInterface exif = instance(); if (exif != null) { exif.setFilename(filename); exif.saveAttributes(exifData); } } public static synchronized byte[] getExifThumbnail(String filename) { ExifInterface exif = instance(); if (exif != null) { exif.setFilename(filename); return exif.getThumbnail(); } return null; } public void setFilename(String filename) { if (mFilename == null || !mFilename.equals(filename)) { public ExifInterface(String filename) throws IOException { mFilename = filename; mCachedAttributes = null; } loadAttributes(); } /** * Given a HashMap of Exif tags and associated values, an Exif section in * the JPG file is created and loaded with the tag data. saveAttributes() * is expensive because it involves copying all the JPG data from one file * to another and deleting the old file and renaming the other. It's best * to collect all the attributes to write and make a single call rather * than multiple calls for each attribute. You must call "commitChanges()" * at some point to commit the changes. * Returns the value of the specified tag or {@code null} if there * is no such tag in the file. * * @param tag the name of the tag. */ public void saveAttributes(HashMap<String, String> attributes) { // format of string passed to native C code: // "attrCnt attr1=valueLen value1attr2=value2Len value2..." // example: // "4 attrPtr ImageLength=4 1024Model=6 FooImageWidth=4 1280Make=3 FOO" StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); int size = attributes.size(); if (attributes.containsKey("hasThumbnail")) { --size; } sb.append(size + " "); for (Map.Entry<String, String> iter : attributes.entrySet()) { String key = iter.getKey(); if (key.equals("hasThumbnail")) { // this is a fake attribute not saved as an exif tag continue; } String val = iter.getValue(); sb.append(key + "="); sb.append(val.length() + " "); sb.append(val); } String s = sb.toString(); saveAttributesNative(mFilename, s); commitChangesNative(mFilename); mSavedAttributes = true; public String getAttribute(String tag) { return mAttributes.get(tag); } /** * Returns a HashMap loaded with the Exif attributes of the file. The key * is the standard tag name and the value is the tag's value: e.g. * Model -> Nikon. Numeric values are returned as strings. * Set the value of the specified tag. * * @param tag the name of the tag. * @param value the value of the tag. */ public HashMap<String, String> getAttributes() { if (mCachedAttributes != null) { return mCachedAttributes; public void setAttribute(String tag, String value) { mAttributes.put(tag, value); } /** * Initialize mAttributes with the attributes from the file mFilename. * * mAttributes is a HashMap which stores the Exif attributes of the file. * The key is the standard tag name and the value is the tag's value: e.g. * Model -> Nikon. Numeric values are stored as strings. * * This function also initialize mHasThumbnail to indicate whether the * file has a thumbnail inside. */ private void loadAttributes() { // format of string passed from native C code: // "attrCnt attr1=valueLen value1attr2=value2Len value2..." // example: // "4 attrPtr ImageLength=4 1024Model=6 FooImageWidth=4 1280Make=3 FOO" mCachedAttributes = new HashMap<String, String>(); mAttributes = new HashMap<String, String>(); String attrStr = getAttributesNative(mFilename); String attrStr; synchronized (sLock) { attrStr = getAttributesNative(mFilename); } // get count int ptr = attrStr.indexOf(' '); Loading @@ -215,17 +146,78 @@ public class ExifInterface { if (attrName.equals("hasThumbnail")) { mHasThumbnail = attrValue.equalsIgnoreCase("true"); } else { mCachedAttributes.put(attrName, attrValue); mAttributes.put(attrName, attrValue); } } return mCachedAttributes; } /** * Given a numerical white balance value, return a * human-readable string describing it. * Save the tag data into the JPEG file. This is expensive because it involves * copying all the JPG data from one file to another and deleting the old file * and renaming the other. It's best to use {@link setAttribute()} to set all * attributes to write and make a single call rather than multiple calls for * each attribute. */ public static String whiteBalanceToString(int whitebalance) { public void saveAttributes() throws IOException { // format of string passed to native C code: // "attrCnt attr1=valueLen value1attr2=value2Len value2..." // example: // "4 attrPtr ImageLength=4 1024Model=6 FooImageWidth=4 1280Make=3 FOO" StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); int size = mAttributes.size(); if (mAttributes.containsKey("hasThumbnail")) { --size; } sb.append(size + " "); for (Map.Entry<String, String> iter : mAttributes.entrySet()) { String key = iter.getKey(); if (key.equals("hasThumbnail")) { // this is a fake attribute not saved as an exif tag continue; } String val = iter.getValue(); sb.append(key + "="); sb.append(val.length() + " "); sb.append(val); } String s = sb.toString(); synchronized (sLock) { saveAttributesNative(mFilename, s); commitChangesNative(mFilename); } } /** * Returns true if the JPEG file has a thumbnail. */ public boolean hasThumbnail() { return mHasThumbnail; } /** * Returns the thumbnail inside the JPEG file, or {@code null} if there is no thumbnail. */ public byte[] getThumbnail() { synchronized (sLock) { return getThumbnailNative(mFilename); } } /** * Returns a human-readable string describing the white balance value. Returns empty * string if there is no white balance value or it is not recognized. */ public String getWhiteBalanceString() { String value = getAttribute(TAG_WHITE_BALANCE); if (value == null) return ""; int whitebalance; try { whitebalance = Integer.parseInt(value); } catch (NumberFormatException ex) { return ""; } switch (whitebalance) { case WHITEBALANCE_AUTO: return "Auto"; Loading @@ -237,12 +229,21 @@ public class ExifInterface { } /** * Given a numerical orientation, return a human-readable string describing * the orientation. * Returns a human-readable string describing the orientation value. Returns empty * string if there is no orientation value or it it not recognized. */ public static String orientationToString(int orientation) { // TODO: this function needs to be localized and use string resource ids // rather than strings public String getOrientationString() { // TODO: this function needs to be localized. String value = getAttribute(TAG_ORIENTATION); if (value == null) return ""; int orientation; try { orientation = Integer.parseInt(value); } catch (NumberFormatException ex) { return ""; } String orientationString; switch (orientation) { case ORIENTATION_NORMAL: Loading Loading @@ -277,48 +278,21 @@ public class ExifInterface { } /** * Copies the thumbnail data out of the filename and puts it in the Exif * data associated with the file used to create this object. You must call * "commitChanges()" at some point to commit the changes. * Returns the latitude and longitude value in a float array. The first element is * the latitude, and the second element is the longitude. */ public boolean appendThumbnail(String thumbnailFileName) { if (!mSavedAttributes) { throw new RuntimeException("Must call saveAttributes " + "before calling appendThumbnail"); } mHasThumbnail = appendThumbnailNative(mFilename, thumbnailFileName); return mHasThumbnail; } public boolean hasThumbnail() { if (!mSavedAttributes) { getAttributes(); } return mHasThumbnail; } public byte[] getThumbnail() { return getThumbnailNative(mFilename); } public static float[] getLatLng(HashMap<String, String> exifData) { if (exifData == null) { return null; } String latValue = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE); String latRef = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE_REF); String lngValue = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE); String lngRef = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE_REF); public float[] getLatLong() { String latValue = mAttributes.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE); String latRef = mAttributes.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE_REF); String lngValue = mAttributes.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE); String lngRef = mAttributes.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE_REF); float[] latlng = null; if (latValue != null && latRef != null && lngValue != null && lngRef != null) { latlng = new float[2]; latlng[0] = ExifInterface.convertRationalLatLonToFloat( latValue, latRef); latlng[1] = ExifInterface.convertRationalLatLonToFloat( lngValue, lngRef); latlng[0] = convertRationalLatLonToFloat(latValue, latRef); latlng[1] = convertRationalLatLonToFloat(lngValue, lngRef); } return latlng; Loading @@ -327,14 +301,12 @@ public class ExifInterface { private static SimpleDateFormat sFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy:MM:dd HH:mm:ss"); // Returns number of milliseconds since Jan. 1, 1970, midnight GMT. // Returns -1 if the date time information if not available. public static long getDateTime(HashMap<String, String> exifData) { if (exifData == null) { return -1; } String dateTimeString = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_DATETIME); /** * Returns number of milliseconds since Jan. 1, 1970, midnight GMT. * Returns -1 if the date time information if not available. */ public long getDateTime() { String dateTimeString = mAttributes.get(TAG_DATETIME); if (dateTimeString == null) return -1; ParsePosition pos = new ParsePosition(0); Loading @@ -347,7 +319,7 @@ public class ExifInterface { } } public static float convertRationalLatLonToFloat( private static float convertRationalLatLonToFloat( String rationalString, String ref) { try { String [] parts = rationalString.split(","); Loading Loading @@ -377,42 +349,6 @@ public class ExifInterface { } } public static String convertRationalLatLonToDecimalString( String rationalString, String ref, boolean usePositiveNegative) { float result = convertRationalLatLonToFloat(rationalString, ref); String preliminaryResult = String.valueOf(result); if (usePositiveNegative) { String neg = (ref.equals("S") || ref.equals("E")) ? "-" : ""; return neg + preliminaryResult; } else { return preliminaryResult + String.valueOf((char) 186) + " " + ref; } } public static String makeLatLongString(double d) { d = Math.abs(d); int degrees = (int) d; double remainder = d - degrees; int minutes = (int) (remainder * 60D); // really seconds * 1000 int seconds = (int) (((remainder * 60D) - minutes) * 60D * 1000D); String retVal = degrees + "/1," + minutes + "/1," + seconds + "/1000"; return retVal; } public static String makeLatStringRef(double lat) { return lat >= 0D ? "N" : "S"; } public static String makeLonStringRef(double lon) { return lon >= 0D ? "W" : "E"; } private native boolean appendThumbnailNative(String fileName, String thumbnailFileName); Loading media/java/android/media/MediaScanner.java +9 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -719,16 +719,20 @@ public class MediaScanner values.put(Audio.Media.IS_MUSIC, music); values.put(Audio.Media.IS_PODCAST, podcasts); } else if (mFileType == MediaFile.FILE_TYPE_JPEG) { HashMap<String, String> exifData = ExifInterface.loadExifData(entry.mPath); if (exifData != null) { float[] latlng = ExifInterface.getLatLng(exifData); ExifInterface exif = null; try { exif = new ExifInterface(entry.mPath); } catch (IOException ex) { // exif is null } if (exif != null) { float[] latlng = exif.getLatLong(); if (latlng != null) { values.put(Images.Media.LATITUDE, latlng[0]); values.put(Images.Media.LONGITUDE, latlng[1]); } long time = ExifInterface.getDateTime(exifData); long time = exif.getDateTime(); if (time != -1) { values.put(Images.Media.DATE_TAKEN, time); } Loading Loading
media/java/android/media/ExifInterface.java +152 −216 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -16,8 +16,7 @@ package android.media; import android.util.Log; import java.io.IOException; import java.text.ParsePosition; import java.text.SimpleDateFormat; import java.util.Date; Loading @@ -25,171 +24,103 @@ import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.Map; /** * Wrapper for native Exif library * This is a class for reading and writing Exif tags in a JPEG file. * {@hide} */ public class ExifInterface { private static final String TAG = "ExifInterface"; private String mFilename; // Constants used for the Orientation Exif tag. public static final int ORIENTATION_UNDEFINED = 0; public static final int ORIENTATION_NORMAL = 1; // Constants used for white balance public static final int WHITEBALANCE_AUTO = 0; public static final int WHITEBALANCE_MANUAL = 1; // left right reversed mirror public static final int ORIENTATION_FLIP_HORIZONTAL = 2; public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_180 = 3; // upside down mirror public static final int ORIENTATION_FLIP_VERTICAL = 4; // flipped about top-left <--> bottom-right axis public static final int ORIENTATION_TRANSPOSE = 5; // rotate 90 cw to right it public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_90 = 6; // flipped about top-right <--> bottom-left axis public static final int ORIENTATION_TRANSVERSE = 7; // rotate 270 to right it public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_270 = 8; // The Exif tag names public static final String TAG_ORIENTATION = "Orientation"; public static final String TAG_DATETIME = "DateTime"; public static final String TAG_MAKE = "Make"; public static final String TAG_MODEL = "Model"; public static final String TAG_FLASH = "Flash"; public static final String TAG_IMAGE_WIDTH = "ImageWidth"; public static final String TAG_IMAGE_LENGTH = "ImageLength"; public static final String TAG_GPS_LATITUDE = "GPSLatitude"; public static final String TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE = "GPSLongitude"; public static final String TAG_GPS_LATITUDE_REF = "GPSLatitudeRef"; public static final String TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE_REF = "GPSLongitudeRef"; public static final String TAG_WHITE_BALANCE = "WhiteBalance"; private boolean mSavedAttributes = false; private boolean mHasThumbnail = false; private HashMap<String, String> mCachedAttributes = null; // Constants used for the Orientation Exif tag. public static final int ORIENTATION_UNDEFINED = 0; public static final int ORIENTATION_NORMAL = 1; public static final int ORIENTATION_FLIP_HORIZONTAL = 2; // left right reversed mirror public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_180 = 3; public static final int ORIENTATION_FLIP_VERTICAL = 4; // upside down mirror public static final int ORIENTATION_TRANSPOSE = 5; // flipped about top-left <--> bottom-right axis public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_90 = 6; // rotate 90 cw to right it public static final int ORIENTATION_TRANSVERSE = 7; // flipped about top-right <--> bottom-left axis public static final int ORIENTATION_ROTATE_270 = 8; // rotate 270 to right it // Constants used for white balance public static final int WHITEBALANCE_AUTO = 0; public static final int WHITEBALANCE_MANUAL = 1; static { System.loadLibrary("exif"); } private static ExifInterface sExifObj = null; /** * Since the underlying jhead native code is not thread-safe, * ExifInterface should use singleton interface instead of public * constructor. */ private static synchronized ExifInterface instance() { if (sExifObj == null) { sExifObj = new ExifInterface(); } private String mFilename; private HashMap<String, String> mAttributes; private boolean mHasThumbnail = false; return sExifObj; } // Because the underlying implementation (jhead) uses static variables, // there can only be one user at a time for the native functions (and // they cannot keep state in the native code across function calls). We // use sLock the serialize the accesses. private static Object sLock = new Object(); /** * The following 3 static methods are handy routines for atomic operation * of underlying jhead library. It retrieves EXIF data and then release * ExifInterface immediately. * Reads Exif tags from the specified JPEG file. */ public static synchronized HashMap<String, String> loadExifData(String filename) { ExifInterface exif = instance(); HashMap<String, String> exifData = null; if (exif != null) { exif.setFilename(filename); exifData = exif.getAttributes(); } return exifData; } public static synchronized void saveExifData(String filename, HashMap<String, String> exifData) { ExifInterface exif = instance(); if (exif != null) { exif.setFilename(filename); exif.saveAttributes(exifData); } } public static synchronized byte[] getExifThumbnail(String filename) { ExifInterface exif = instance(); if (exif != null) { exif.setFilename(filename); return exif.getThumbnail(); } return null; } public void setFilename(String filename) { if (mFilename == null || !mFilename.equals(filename)) { public ExifInterface(String filename) throws IOException { mFilename = filename; mCachedAttributes = null; } loadAttributes(); } /** * Given a HashMap of Exif tags and associated values, an Exif section in * the JPG file is created and loaded with the tag data. saveAttributes() * is expensive because it involves copying all the JPG data from one file * to another and deleting the old file and renaming the other. It's best * to collect all the attributes to write and make a single call rather * than multiple calls for each attribute. You must call "commitChanges()" * at some point to commit the changes. * Returns the value of the specified tag or {@code null} if there * is no such tag in the file. * * @param tag the name of the tag. */ public void saveAttributes(HashMap<String, String> attributes) { // format of string passed to native C code: // "attrCnt attr1=valueLen value1attr2=value2Len value2..." // example: // "4 attrPtr ImageLength=4 1024Model=6 FooImageWidth=4 1280Make=3 FOO" StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); int size = attributes.size(); if (attributes.containsKey("hasThumbnail")) { --size; } sb.append(size + " "); for (Map.Entry<String, String> iter : attributes.entrySet()) { String key = iter.getKey(); if (key.equals("hasThumbnail")) { // this is a fake attribute not saved as an exif tag continue; } String val = iter.getValue(); sb.append(key + "="); sb.append(val.length() + " "); sb.append(val); } String s = sb.toString(); saveAttributesNative(mFilename, s); commitChangesNative(mFilename); mSavedAttributes = true; public String getAttribute(String tag) { return mAttributes.get(tag); } /** * Returns a HashMap loaded with the Exif attributes of the file. The key * is the standard tag name and the value is the tag's value: e.g. * Model -> Nikon. Numeric values are returned as strings. * Set the value of the specified tag. * * @param tag the name of the tag. * @param value the value of the tag. */ public HashMap<String, String> getAttributes() { if (mCachedAttributes != null) { return mCachedAttributes; public void setAttribute(String tag, String value) { mAttributes.put(tag, value); } /** * Initialize mAttributes with the attributes from the file mFilename. * * mAttributes is a HashMap which stores the Exif attributes of the file. * The key is the standard tag name and the value is the tag's value: e.g. * Model -> Nikon. Numeric values are stored as strings. * * This function also initialize mHasThumbnail to indicate whether the * file has a thumbnail inside. */ private void loadAttributes() { // format of string passed from native C code: // "attrCnt attr1=valueLen value1attr2=value2Len value2..." // example: // "4 attrPtr ImageLength=4 1024Model=6 FooImageWidth=4 1280Make=3 FOO" mCachedAttributes = new HashMap<String, String>(); mAttributes = new HashMap<String, String>(); String attrStr = getAttributesNative(mFilename); String attrStr; synchronized (sLock) { attrStr = getAttributesNative(mFilename); } // get count int ptr = attrStr.indexOf(' '); Loading @@ -215,17 +146,78 @@ public class ExifInterface { if (attrName.equals("hasThumbnail")) { mHasThumbnail = attrValue.equalsIgnoreCase("true"); } else { mCachedAttributes.put(attrName, attrValue); mAttributes.put(attrName, attrValue); } } return mCachedAttributes; } /** * Given a numerical white balance value, return a * human-readable string describing it. * Save the tag data into the JPEG file. This is expensive because it involves * copying all the JPG data from one file to another and deleting the old file * and renaming the other. It's best to use {@link setAttribute()} to set all * attributes to write and make a single call rather than multiple calls for * each attribute. */ public static String whiteBalanceToString(int whitebalance) { public void saveAttributes() throws IOException { // format of string passed to native C code: // "attrCnt attr1=valueLen value1attr2=value2Len value2..." // example: // "4 attrPtr ImageLength=4 1024Model=6 FooImageWidth=4 1280Make=3 FOO" StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); int size = mAttributes.size(); if (mAttributes.containsKey("hasThumbnail")) { --size; } sb.append(size + " "); for (Map.Entry<String, String> iter : mAttributes.entrySet()) { String key = iter.getKey(); if (key.equals("hasThumbnail")) { // this is a fake attribute not saved as an exif tag continue; } String val = iter.getValue(); sb.append(key + "="); sb.append(val.length() + " "); sb.append(val); } String s = sb.toString(); synchronized (sLock) { saveAttributesNative(mFilename, s); commitChangesNative(mFilename); } } /** * Returns true if the JPEG file has a thumbnail. */ public boolean hasThumbnail() { return mHasThumbnail; } /** * Returns the thumbnail inside the JPEG file, or {@code null} if there is no thumbnail. */ public byte[] getThumbnail() { synchronized (sLock) { return getThumbnailNative(mFilename); } } /** * Returns a human-readable string describing the white balance value. Returns empty * string if there is no white balance value or it is not recognized. */ public String getWhiteBalanceString() { String value = getAttribute(TAG_WHITE_BALANCE); if (value == null) return ""; int whitebalance; try { whitebalance = Integer.parseInt(value); } catch (NumberFormatException ex) { return ""; } switch (whitebalance) { case WHITEBALANCE_AUTO: return "Auto"; Loading @@ -237,12 +229,21 @@ public class ExifInterface { } /** * Given a numerical orientation, return a human-readable string describing * the orientation. * Returns a human-readable string describing the orientation value. Returns empty * string if there is no orientation value or it it not recognized. */ public static String orientationToString(int orientation) { // TODO: this function needs to be localized and use string resource ids // rather than strings public String getOrientationString() { // TODO: this function needs to be localized. String value = getAttribute(TAG_ORIENTATION); if (value == null) return ""; int orientation; try { orientation = Integer.parseInt(value); } catch (NumberFormatException ex) { return ""; } String orientationString; switch (orientation) { case ORIENTATION_NORMAL: Loading Loading @@ -277,48 +278,21 @@ public class ExifInterface { } /** * Copies the thumbnail data out of the filename and puts it in the Exif * data associated with the file used to create this object. You must call * "commitChanges()" at some point to commit the changes. * Returns the latitude and longitude value in a float array. The first element is * the latitude, and the second element is the longitude. */ public boolean appendThumbnail(String thumbnailFileName) { if (!mSavedAttributes) { throw new RuntimeException("Must call saveAttributes " + "before calling appendThumbnail"); } mHasThumbnail = appendThumbnailNative(mFilename, thumbnailFileName); return mHasThumbnail; } public boolean hasThumbnail() { if (!mSavedAttributes) { getAttributes(); } return mHasThumbnail; } public byte[] getThumbnail() { return getThumbnailNative(mFilename); } public static float[] getLatLng(HashMap<String, String> exifData) { if (exifData == null) { return null; } String latValue = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE); String latRef = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE_REF); String lngValue = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE); String lngRef = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE_REF); public float[] getLatLong() { String latValue = mAttributes.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE); String latRef = mAttributes.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE_REF); String lngValue = mAttributes.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE); String lngRef = mAttributes.get(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LONGITUDE_REF); float[] latlng = null; if (latValue != null && latRef != null && lngValue != null && lngRef != null) { latlng = new float[2]; latlng[0] = ExifInterface.convertRationalLatLonToFloat( latValue, latRef); latlng[1] = ExifInterface.convertRationalLatLonToFloat( lngValue, lngRef); latlng[0] = convertRationalLatLonToFloat(latValue, latRef); latlng[1] = convertRationalLatLonToFloat(lngValue, lngRef); } return latlng; Loading @@ -327,14 +301,12 @@ public class ExifInterface { private static SimpleDateFormat sFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy:MM:dd HH:mm:ss"); // Returns number of milliseconds since Jan. 1, 1970, midnight GMT. // Returns -1 if the date time information if not available. public static long getDateTime(HashMap<String, String> exifData) { if (exifData == null) { return -1; } String dateTimeString = exifData.get(ExifInterface.TAG_DATETIME); /** * Returns number of milliseconds since Jan. 1, 1970, midnight GMT. * Returns -1 if the date time information if not available. */ public long getDateTime() { String dateTimeString = mAttributes.get(TAG_DATETIME); if (dateTimeString == null) return -1; ParsePosition pos = new ParsePosition(0); Loading @@ -347,7 +319,7 @@ public class ExifInterface { } } public static float convertRationalLatLonToFloat( private static float convertRationalLatLonToFloat( String rationalString, String ref) { try { String [] parts = rationalString.split(","); Loading Loading @@ -377,42 +349,6 @@ public class ExifInterface { } } public static String convertRationalLatLonToDecimalString( String rationalString, String ref, boolean usePositiveNegative) { float result = convertRationalLatLonToFloat(rationalString, ref); String preliminaryResult = String.valueOf(result); if (usePositiveNegative) { String neg = (ref.equals("S") || ref.equals("E")) ? "-" : ""; return neg + preliminaryResult; } else { return preliminaryResult + String.valueOf((char) 186) + " " + ref; } } public static String makeLatLongString(double d) { d = Math.abs(d); int degrees = (int) d; double remainder = d - degrees; int minutes = (int) (remainder * 60D); // really seconds * 1000 int seconds = (int) (((remainder * 60D) - minutes) * 60D * 1000D); String retVal = degrees + "/1," + minutes + "/1," + seconds + "/1000"; return retVal; } public static String makeLatStringRef(double lat) { return lat >= 0D ? "N" : "S"; } public static String makeLonStringRef(double lon) { return lon >= 0D ? "W" : "E"; } private native boolean appendThumbnailNative(String fileName, String thumbnailFileName); Loading
media/java/android/media/MediaScanner.java +9 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -719,16 +719,20 @@ public class MediaScanner values.put(Audio.Media.IS_MUSIC, music); values.put(Audio.Media.IS_PODCAST, podcasts); } else if (mFileType == MediaFile.FILE_TYPE_JPEG) { HashMap<String, String> exifData = ExifInterface.loadExifData(entry.mPath); if (exifData != null) { float[] latlng = ExifInterface.getLatLng(exifData); ExifInterface exif = null; try { exif = new ExifInterface(entry.mPath); } catch (IOException ex) { // exif is null } if (exif != null) { float[] latlng = exif.getLatLong(); if (latlng != null) { values.put(Images.Media.LATITUDE, latlng[0]); values.put(Images.Media.LONGITUDE, latlng[1]); } long time = ExifInterface.getDateTime(exifData); long time = exif.getDateTime(); if (time != -1) { values.put(Images.Media.DATE_TAKEN, time); } Loading