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fix interaction #587
fix interaction #587
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Actionable comments generated: 0
Configuration used: CodeRabbit UI
Files selected for processing (2)
- shared/src/map/controls/DefaultTouchHandler.cpp (10 hunks)
- shared/src/map/controls/DefaultTouchHandler.h (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 11
shared/src/map/controls/DefaultTouchHandler.h (1)
- 66-66: The addition of
std::recursive_mutex stateMutex;
introduces thread safety to the class. Ensure that all public methods that modify shared state are properly locking this mutex to prevent race conditions.shared/src/map/controls/DefaultTouchHandler.cpp (10)
- 63-64: Proper use of
std::lock_guard<std::recursive_mutex>
to lockstateMutex
inonTouchEvent
method ensures thread safety when accessing or modifying shared state.- 157-158: Locking
stateMutex
inhandleTouchDown
method is correct and ensures thread safety for state changes.- 186-187: The use of
stateMutex
inhandleMove
method is appropriate for protecting shared state modifications.- 221-222: Locking
stateMutex
inhandleTouchUp
method is correctly implemented for thread-safe state updates.- 304-305: The
handleTouchCancel
method correctly locksstateMutex
to ensure thread safety during state reset.- 318-319:
handleTwoFingerDown
method properly locksstateMutex
to protect shared state during two-finger touch handling.- 348-349: In
handleTwoFingerMove
, lockingstateMutex
is correctly done to ensure thread safety for state transitions.- 377-378: The
handleTwoFingerUp
method usesstateMutex
correctly for thread-safe state management.- 395-396: Locking
stateMutex
inhandleMoreThanTwoFingers
method ensures thread safety for resetting the state.- 419-420: Correct use of
stateMutex
incheckState
method for thread-safe state checks and transitions.
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Actionable comments generated: 0
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Files selected for processing (1)
- shared/src/map/controls/DefaultTouchHandler.cpp (10 hunks)
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (1)
- shared/src/map/controls/DefaultTouchHandler.cpp
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