After manual announce displayed time for the next update become incorrect.
When manual announce is performed and the data from tracker is received
the function Tracker::setInterval change update_timer, but doesn't change
time_of_last_update.

We don't count manual updates, they are not part of the normal update cycle.

We don't count manual updates, they are not part of the normal update cycle.

Yes, but the result from a manual update is same as from a cyclic update.
HTTPTracker::updateData invoke void Tracker::setInterval(Uint32 secs)
and as a result the cycle is broken - update_timer.changeInterval(1000*secs);

By the way, why we don't count manual updates as normal updates?


About displayed time for the next update and the real time for update -
they are not enought consistent.
time_of_last_update is set before request to the tracker but
update_timer is set after receiving the result.

The differance between them will be equal to the time for receiving an
answer from the tracker.

update_timer is just a QTimer which emits a signal every X milliseconds, if we change the interval that doesn't restart the timer (unless I'm totally mistaken here)

Ignore that my last post, it seems that QTimer::changeInterval does restart the timer.

http://doc.trolltech.com/3.3/qtimer.html#changeInterval

We will have to fix it then.

Should be fixed now, if we change the interval we update the time_of_last_update value.