[3.4.1] Simulated Time issue
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When printing a file without simulated time after a file with simulated time, the simulated time from the previous print is still displayed/used in 3.4.1.
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Hey @oozeBot, can you be more specific about howto reproduce the problem?
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@oozeBot also, is this only a problem with the display on PanelDue, or does it affect DWC too?
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@mfs12 @dc42 Sorry for the delay.
This appears to just be an issue on the PanelDue. And yes - this is the "official" build of 3.4.1, not a version we compiled. To recreate, simply start a job with simulated time.
Stop the job, and then start a job without simulated time. Note the sim'd time is the same as previous file.
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@oozeBot can you describe the process step by step. Which buttons do you press exactly?
I can't reproduce it.
As there's no stop button. What do you mean by stopping?
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@dc42 after debuggin this issue I get the following simulated time reported despite i hit the print button.
;dbg 150 ProcessReceivedValue(1346): rcvJobFileSimulatedTime 5261 ;dbg 150 EndReceivedMessage(1029): seq job 1 DONE ;dbg 151 ProcessReceivedValue(1346): rcvJobFileSimulatedTime 5261 ;dbg 151 EndReceivedMessage(1029): seq job 1 DONE ;dbg 151 main(2587): requesting volumes N277 M409 K"volumes" F"v"*47897 ;dbg 151 EndReceivedMessage(1029): seq volumes 1 DONE N278 M409 F"d99f"*31524 ;dbg 151 FindSeqByKey(604): key ;dbg 152 UpdateSeq(626): state 5 -> 7 ;dbg 152 UpdateSeq(626): volumes 229 -> 233 ;dbg 152 main(2587): requesting state
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according to paneldue's code any simulated time reported will be used.
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@mfs12 I think the issue is that the simulated time isn't cleared when a new file without a simulated time is started, i.e. when it changes to
null
or0
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