Closed brifsttar closed 2 years ago
Hi @brifsttar , I'm sorry I couldn't continue the conversation earlier.
The addition of the rcsStopRecording is quite welcome. Thank you. However, re-enabling warnings automatically, especially when it's not confined to rcs-commands, is setting us up for a future bug.
For example, let's say we add a feature to support setting the hideWarnings flag via cfg file, but there is no GUI-enabled way to turn it on or off, then we'll have a user who wants the warnings to be permanently disabled but they keep getting their warnings re-enabled automatically.
To get this PR merged quickly, I would prefer if the re-enabling was removed.
Longer term, I think we probably want new rcs*
commands to set the value of the hideWarnings flag. After these commands are added, to keep behaviour consistent with previous versions, the rcsStartRecording
method should probably still set hideWarnings = true;
, and I guess the same should be true for rcsStopRecording
. But re-enabling should be explicit.
To put a bow on it, having a cfg-entry and a menubar item in the GUI to enable/disable warnings would also be a welcome addition.
Hey @cboulay,
I understand your concerns better now, so I removed the re-enabling.
Thank you for your great feedback!
Looks good, thanks!
@tstenner @cboulay
(Hi, I'm tagging you because my last (smallest ever) PR went unnoticed, so I'm not sure if anyone's checking them.)
We use automated remote control a lot at our lab, and sometimes the experiment process sends multiple start or stops in a bunch, which each time adds a popup on LabRecorder (
The recording is already running
andThere is not ongoing recording
). After a while, we can have dozens of those, which make subsequent manual use difficult.I realize that the nice way to deal with it is to not send multiple start/stop, which I also fixed on my end; but given that LabRecorder already has a
hideWarnings
flag for remote control, I figured it might also be used for those two warnings.While at it, I also added a reset of the flag after each command, otherwise it was never reverted to
false
. Also, while in remote control, it might be useful to log the warning instead of a popup, but I didn't implement that.