if (m_ready & validNIT)
{
int system;
+ std::list<ePtr<iDVBFrontendParameters> > m_ch_toScan_backup;
m_ch_current->getSystem(system);
SCAN_eDebug("dumping NIT");
if (m_flags & clearToScanOnFirstNIT)
{
+ m_ch_toScan_backup = m_ch_toScan;
m_ch_toScan.clear();
- m_flags &= ~clearToScanOnFirstNIT;
}
std::vector<NetworkInformationSection*>::const_iterator i;
for (i = m_NIT->getSections().begin(); i != m_NIT->getSections().end(); ++i)
break;
}
}
-
}
+
}
+
+ /* a pitfall is to have the clearToScanOnFirstNIT-flag set, and having channels which have
+ no or invalid NIT. this code will not erase the toScan list unless at least one valid entry
+ has been found.
+
+ This is not a perfect solution, as the channel could contain a partial NIT. Life's bad.
+ */
+ if (m_flags & clearToScanOnFirstNIT)
+ {
+ if (m_ch_toScan.empty())
+ {
+ eWarning("clearToScanOnFirstNIT was set, but NIT is invalid. Refusing to stop scan.");
+ m_ch_toScan = m_ch_toScan_backup;
+ } else
+ m_flags &= ~clearToScanOnFirstNIT;
+ }
m_ready &= ~validNIT;
}