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Note that the 'perceived' // current time remains constant for this loop, thus we're // processing only those events which where ready when we // entered this method. while( !maEvents.empty() && maEvents.top().nTime <= nCurrTime ) { EventEntry event( maEvents.top() ); maEvents.pop(); try { #if OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL > 0 VERBOSE_TRACE( "Firing event: unknown (0x%X), timeout was: %f", event.pEvent.get(), event.pEvent->getActivationTime(0.0) ); #endif event.pEvent->fire(); } catch( uno::Exception& ) { // catch anything here, we don't want // to leave this scope under _any_ // circumstance. Although, do _not_ // reinsert an activity that threw // once. // NOTE: we explicitely don't catch(...) here, // since this will also capture segmentation // violations and the like. In such a case, we // still better let our clients now... OSL_TRACE( "::presentation::internal::EventQueue: Event threw a uno::Exception, action might not have been fully performed" ); } catch( SlideShowException& ) { // catch anything here, we don't want // to leave this scope under _any_ // circumstance. Although, do _not_ // reinsert an activity that threw // once. // NOTE: we explicitely don't catch(...) here, // since this will also capture segmentation // violations and the like. In such a case, we // still better let our clients now... OSL_TRACE( "::presentation::internal::EventQueue: Event threw a SlideShowException, action might not have been fully performed" ); } } // return time for next entry (if any) return maEvents.empty() ? ::std::numeric_limits::max() : maEvents.top().nTime; } bool EventQueue::isEmpty() { return maEvents.empty(); } void EventQueue::clear() { // TODO(P1): Maybe a plain vector and vector.swap will // be faster here. Profile. maEvents = ImplQueueType(); } } }