Only send local QCOP Requests when you've inserted the event loop because

only at this point they will be delivered right ( slots connected to the
signals )

Needs a backport!!!!

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/library/qpeapplication.cpp b/library/qpeapplication.cpp
index 86aa53d..4d0b0ea 100644
--- a/library/qpeapplication.cpp
+++ b/library/qpeapplication.cpp
@@ -85,76 +85,81 @@
 #include "imagecodecinterface.h"
 
 #include <unistd.h>
 #include <sys/file.h>
 #include <sys/ioctl.h>
 #include <sys/soundcard.h>
 
 #include "qt_override_p.h"
 
 
 class QPEApplicationData
 {
 public:
         QPEApplicationData ( )
                 : presstimer( 0 ), presswidget( 0 ), rightpressed( false ), kbgrabbed( false ),
                   notbusysent( false ), preloaded( false ), forceshow( false ), nomaximize( false ),
-                  keep_running( true ), qpe_main_widget( 0 )
+                  keep_running( true ), qpe_main_widget( 0 ), qcopQok( false )
 
         {
                 qcopq.setAutoDelete( TRUE );
         }
 
         int presstimer;
         QWidget* presswidget;
         QPoint presspos;
 
         bool rightpressed : 1;
         bool kbgrabbed    : 1;
         bool notbusysent  : 1;
         bool preloaded    : 1;
         bool forceshow    : 1;
         bool nomaximize   : 1;
+        bool qcopQok      : 1;
         bool keep_running : 1;
 
+
         QStringList langs;
         QString appName;
         struct QCopRec
         {
                 QCopRec( const QCString &ch, const QCString &msg,
                          const QByteArray &d ) :
                                 channel( ch ), message( msg ), data( d )
                 { }
 
                 QCString channel;
                 QCString message;
                 QByteArray data;
         };
         QWidget* qpe_main_widget;
         QGuardedPtr<QWidget> lastraised;
         QList<QCopRec> qcopq;
         QString styleName;
         QString decorationName;
 
         void enqueueQCop( const QCString &ch, const QCString &msg,
                           const QByteArray &data )
         {
                 qcopq.append( new QCopRec( ch, msg, data ) );
         }
         void sendQCopQ()
         {
+            if (!qcopQok )
+                return;
+
                 QCopRec * r;
 #ifndef QT_NO_COP
 
                 for ( QListIterator<QCopRec> it( qcopq ); ( r = it.current() ); ++it )
                         QCopChannel::sendLocally( r->channel, r->message, r->data );
 #endif
 
                 qcopq.clear();
         }
         static void show_mx(QWidget* mw, bool nomaximize,  const QString & = QString::null )
         {
 
             // ugly hack, remove that later after finding a sane solution
             // Addendum: Only Sharp currently has models with high resolution but (physically) small displays,
             // so this is only useful if QT_QWS_SIMPAD is NOT defined. E.g. SIMpad has 800x600 but has
             // a (physically) large enough display to use the small icons
@@ -1880,32 +1885,33 @@ void QPEApplication::ungrabKeyboard()
   the signals emitted are sent to this application instead. Some games
   programs take over the launch keys in this way to make interaction
   easier.
 
   \sa ungrabKeyboard()
 */
 void QPEApplication::grabKeyboard()
 {
         ((QPEApplication *) qApp )-> d-> kbgrabbed = true;
 }
 
 /*!
   \reimp
 */
 int QPEApplication::exec()
 {
+        d->qcopQok = true;
 #ifndef QT_NO_COP
         d->sendQCopQ();
 #endif
 
         if ( d->keep_running )
                 //|| d->qpe_main_widget && d->qpe_main_widget->isVisible() )
                 return QApplication::exec();
 
 #ifndef QT_NO_COP
 
         {
                 QCopEnvelope e( "QPE/System", "closing(QString)" );
                 e << d->appName;
         }
 #endif
         processEvents();