It's now possible to change the timeout, after which any call of
KItemListKeyboardSearchManager::addKeys(const QString&) starts a new
search, from the default value of 5000 milliseconds. This is not used
in Dolphin at the moment, but it permits to reduce the timeout to a
small value in the unit test. Before this change, the unit test took
more than 5 seconds to complete.
(cherry picked from commit
82fc1b54bd01768f50aba7d328cdcde7de1483d7)
#include <KDebug>
KItemListKeyboardSearchManager::KItemListKeyboardSearchManager(QObject* parent) :
#include <KDebug>
KItemListKeyboardSearchManager::KItemListKeyboardSearchManager(QObject* parent) :
+ QObject(parent),
+ m_timeout(5000)
{
m_keyboardInputTime.invalidate();
}
{
m_keyboardInputTime.invalidate();
}
{
const bool keyboardTimeWasValid = m_keyboardInputTime.isValid();
const qint64 keyboardInputTimeElapsed = m_keyboardInputTime.restart();
{
const bool keyboardTimeWasValid = m_keyboardInputTime.isValid();
const qint64 keyboardInputTimeElapsed = m_keyboardInputTime.restart();
- const qint64 timeout = 5000;
- if (keyboardInputTimeElapsed > timeout || !keyboardTimeWasValid || keys.isEmpty()) {
+ if (keyboardInputTimeElapsed > m_timeout || !keyboardTimeWasValid || keys.isEmpty()) {
m_searchedString.clear();
}
m_searchedString.clear();
}
}
m_keyboardInputTime.start();
}
}
m_keyboardInputTime.start();
}
+
+void KItemListKeyboardSearchManager::setTimeout(qint64 milliseconds)
+{
+ m_timeout = milliseconds;
+}
+
+qint64 KItemListKeyboardSearchManager::timeout() const
+{
+ return m_timeout;
+}
+
*/
void addKeys(const QString& keys);
*/
void addKeys(const QString& keys);
+ /**
+ * Sets the delay after which the search is cancelled to \a milliseconds.
+ * If the time interval between two calls of addKeys(const QString&) is
+ * larger than this, the second call will start a new search, rather than
+ * combining the keys received from both calls to a single search string.
+ */
+ void setTimeout(qint64 milliseconds);
+ qint64 timeout() const;
+
signals:
/**
* Is emitted if the current item should be changed corresponding
signals:
/**
* Is emitted if the current item should be changed corresponding
private:
QString m_searchedString;
QElapsedTimer m_keyboardInputTime;
private:
QString m_searchedString;
QElapsedTimer m_keyboardInputTime;
void KItemListKeyboardSearchManagerTest::testAbortedKeyboardSearch()
{
void KItemListKeyboardSearchManagerTest::testAbortedKeyboardSearch()
{
+ // Set the timeout to a small value (the default is 5000 milliseconds)
+ // to save time when running this test.
+ m_keyboardSearchManager.setTimeout(100);
+
QSignalSpy spy(&m_keyboardSearchManager, SIGNAL(changeCurrentItem(QString,bool)));
m_keyboardSearchManager.addKeys("f");
QSignalSpy spy(&m_keyboardSearchManager, SIGNAL(changeCurrentItem(QString,bool)));
m_keyboardSearchManager.addKeys("f");
QCOMPARE(spy.count(), 1);
QCOMPARE(spy.takeFirst(), QList<QVariant>() << "fi" << false);
QCOMPARE(spy.count(), 1);
QCOMPARE(spy.takeFirst(), QList<QVariant>() << "fi" << false);
- // If the delay between two key presses is larger than 5000 milliseconds,
+ // If the delay between two key presses is larger than the chosen timeout,
// a new search is started. We add a small safety margin to avoid race conditions.
// a new search is started. We add a small safety margin to avoid race conditions.
- QTest::qWait(5000 + 10);
+ QTest::qWait(m_keyboardSearchManager.timeout() + 10);
m_keyboardSearchManager.addKeys("l");
QCOMPARE(spy.count(), 1);
m_keyboardSearchManager.addKeys("l");
QCOMPARE(spy.count(), 1);