[1.3.40] Fast channel switching resets

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Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
>>> My guess would be that there is no uninterrupted stream of
>>> "repeat" keypresses. As soon as a non-repeat keypress is
>>> received, a channel switch will take place.

The channel doesn't change. Just the displayed channel number counts up, 
then jumps back down.

> Please put a line like
> 
>   fprintf(stderr, "%04X\n", Key);
> 
> at the beginning of cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey() 

I've added some more lines. Looks like the "makes sure a channel switch 
through the SVDRP CHAN command is displayed" part is causing the reset 
to the currently shown channel, whenever there's a kNone in the key 
sequence. This happens roughly once a second.

Here's a log, starting on channel 5:

cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+)
case kUp/Dn: channel=6
channel=NewChannel: Channel=6
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=7
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
timeout, kNone: Channel=6
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=7
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=8
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=9
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=10
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=11
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
timeout, kNone: Channel=6
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=7
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=8
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=9
[...]
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Repeat)
case kUp/Dn: channel=8
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
timeout, kNone: Channel=6
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(Channel+|Release)
channel=NewChannel: Channel=6
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)
cDisplayChannel::ProcessKey(None)


Channel=6 is always set within the last if block of ProcessKey(), the 
first time from the final channel=NewChannel, because the repeat did not 
yet kick in. Later, the channel is set from cDevice::CurrentChannel() on 
each kNone call.
I have ChannelInfoTime=5, TimeoutRequChInfo=1.

Cheers,

Udo



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