| broulik | |
| jgrulich |
| Plasma |
When a second notification appears shortly after another, e.g. a wifi network disconnects and then reconnects, replace the first notification with the second one. This avoids having a disconnected and a connected notification simultaneously.
Depends on D28691
dis- and reconnected my wifi
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+1 I've been wanting to do exactly this forever
| kded/notification.cpp | ||
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| 431 | Avoid double look-up. QHash gives you a null value when not existing, so you can do: KNotification *notify = m_notifications.value(connectionId);
if (!notify) {
notify = new KNotification(...);
...
m_notifications.insert(connectionId, notify);
} | |