//1.Tapping cancel will trigger Query::run twice
Log:
resetPrimaryNavigationTag()
Filters changed
Scope::processPrimaryNavigationTag(): tag is ' "" '
active filters count: 0
invalidateResults ---> Sender: QObject(0x0)
Dispatching search: "untitled10.gary-wzl77_untitled10" "" ""
Scope:: query // 1
invalidateResults ---> Sender: QTimer(0x16be7d8)
Dispatching search: "untitled10.gary-wzl77_untitled10" "" ""
[2016-05-04 14:11:05.624] ERROR: untitled10.gary-wzl77_untitled10:
QueryBase::run(): Operation was aborted by an application callback: Callback
aborted
Scope:: query // 2
The second run is caused by m_typingTimer. I think the proper fixing
should be not to trigger timeout from m_typingTimer when query string is
empty e.g Tapping cancel.
** Changed in: unity-scopes-shell (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Gary.Wang (gary-wzl77)
** Changed in: unity-scopes-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: New => In Progress
** Branch linked: lp:~gary-wzl77/unity-scopes-shell/fix_1576311
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1576311
Title:
Cancel search executes run() twice
Status in canonical-scopes-project:
Triaged
Status in unity-scopes-shell package in Ubuntu:
In Progress
Bug description:
OTA10:
I find that on tapping Cancel after entering a search query, the
scope's run() method executes twice.
For example: calls-scope always prints "CALLS starting" on entering
run().
While watching scope-registry.log:
(launch or refresh calls-scope)
CAllS starting
(enter query string)
CALLS starting
(tap Cancel)
CALLS starting
CALLS starting
There should not be two entries after tapping cancel.
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