Hello All,
Been looking into things a bit and had a question concerning our
SequencerThread and the use of QTime:
In src/sequencer/SequencerThread.cpp
ln 45: QTime timer;
and
ln 152: if (timer.elapsed() > 3000) {
ln 153: seq.checkForNewClients();
ln 154: timer.restart();
ln 155: }
I do not see timer being used elsewhere in this code.
So timer is created on the stack before we enter our primary loop. I do not
see any code that that actually starts the timer. Creating a QTime from what I
read in the Qt reference does not actually start the timer. We need to call:
timer.start();
This will then allow us to use:
timer.elapse() to see if it has been 3 seconds [3000 milliseconds] since the
last start() or restart().
I'm not currently tracking a bug related to this, but just ran across this as
part of looking into the recording system exclusive events bug.
Any thoughts on this, or its fallout. Could this be causing us not to register
new clients on the fly on some level or are we correcting for this elsewhere?
Sincerely,
Julie S.
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