It was lazy programming, something like:
this.tmrCron.enabled = m.EnabledTimer
Now I have changed it to:
if this.tmrCron.enabled # m.EnabledTimer
this.tmrCron.enabled = m.EnabledTimer
endif>Why would you enable a timer that is already enabled in the first place?
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>>I have a container with a TIMER that has the INTERVAL set to 1 minute. It is ENABLED (or disabled) in the REFRESH of the container. That refresh is visited each 10 seconds.
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>>I noticed that the timer did no longer fire each minute if its ENABLED.property is explicitly set to True each 10 seconds.
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>>It does fire if I only set the ENABLED property if its new value differs from the current value.
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>>It seems as though the ENABLED property acts as some sort of RESET().
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>>Who can explain this? Or do I miss a clue?
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