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2014-08-13
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Hi scorpius. I'm also really appreciate all the work on Yappari.
One of the reason for me to keep N900 as my main phone.
I made some modification in yappari's GUI.
1. add timeout in settings option, because 3G and 3.5G connection from my operator is not stable. I prefer use 2.5G for yappari, but in latest version from yappari, the connection always time out with default value. So I add time out setting.
2. I also change select contact when create chat button was clicked as window, so it did not automatically closed when viewing a contact info.
Last edited by Zero Six; 2014-08-13 at 16:34.
One of the reason for me to keep N900 as my main phone.
I made some modification in yappari's GUI.
1. add timeout in settings option, because 3G and 3.5G connection from my operator is not stable. I prefer use 2.5G for yappari, but in latest version from yappari, the connection always time out with default value. So I add time out setting.
2. I also change select contact when create chat button was clicked as window, so it did not automatically closed when viewing a contact info.
Last edited by Zero Six; 2014-08-13 at 16:34.
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2014-08-13
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Originally Posted by Zero Six
Interesting. The "View" button looks really helpful (for stalkers! :P ).
Hi scorpius. I'm also really appreciate all the work on Yappari.
One of the reason for me to keep N900 as my main phone.
I made some modification in yappari's GUI.
1. add timeout in settings option, because 3G and 3.5G connection from my operator is not stable. I prefer use 2.5G for yappari, but in latest version from yappari, the connection always time out with default value. So I add time out setting.
2. I also change select contact when create chat button was clicked as window, so it did not automatically closed when viewing a contact info.
http://s7.postimg.org/tmk58374r/screenshot01.png
The read timeout value changes what value exactly in the code?
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2014-08-13
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#5144
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Originally Posted by Scorpius
In Whatsapp/bintreenodereader.cpp, there is a defined READ_TIMEOUT 1000.
Interesting. The "View" button looks really helpful (for stalkers! :P ).
The read timeout value changes what value exactly in the code?
When I change that value to higher number, timeout didn't happen.
So I add read timeout setting.
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2014-08-13
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Originally Posted by Zero Six
That's the time in milliseconds when Yappari will try another read from the network socket.
In Whatsapp/bintreenodereader.cpp, there is a defined READ_TIMEOUT 1000.
When I change that value to higher number, timeout didn't happen.
So I add read timeout setting.
If you change it to a higher value, the GUI should freeze more often in bad connections. If you change it to a lower value, the GUI should response better, but your battery will last a lot less.
It doesn't really has anything to do with the socket timeout, which is 300 seconds (5 minutes).
If you read the code you'll see that no matter what value you set there, it's inside a while loop so it will still try to read until it reads what it needs to read, or until the socket times out and throws an exception.
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2014-08-13
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#5146
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this is my implementation of reading btw: https://github.com/CODeRUS/mitakuulu...eader.cpp#L214
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2014-08-13
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voted for your app. and thanks for your all hard work.
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2014-08-13
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Originally Posted by coderus
That would only work if the GUI thread and the socket read thread are different. Not the case in Yappari.
this is my implementation of reading btw: https://github.com/CODeRUS/mitakuulu...eader.cpp#L214
At first I thought implementing Yappari as single-threaded (like it is right now) will save a lot of battery. So it's event-based.
Now I'm not sure. Maybe the user experience would be better with just two threads and a dbus communication between the two. Now it's too late to fix it
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2014-08-13
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#5149
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not too late, just reimplement all public functions to slots and connect all the magic: https://github.com/CODeRUS/mitakuulu...lient.cpp#L911
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2014-08-13
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Originally Posted by Scorpius
Yes it is. I feel the freeze sometime just like in version 1.1.46.
That's the time in milliseconds when Yappari will try another read from the network socket.
If you change it to a higher value, the GUI should freeze more often in bad connections. If you change it to a lower value, the GUI should response better, but your battery will last a lot less.
It doesn't really has anything to do with the socket timeout, which is 300 seconds (5 minutes).
If you read the code you'll see that no matter what value you set there, it's inside a while loop so it will still try to read until it reads what it needs to read, or until the socket times out and throws an exception.
But I think I can live with that.
Because if it is set to 1000, I can't connect at all when on 2.5G.
It says connecting, then connected, and then timeout.
It's keep on looping like that without really connected.
So far, 3000 will make yappari connected normally without time out.
I'm still unsure because I haven't really read all the code and how it worked, but really thank you for your explanation.
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