Problem with DoRunL()

Hi Eric,

at first thanks for your quick reply. If CPeriodic don't have any DoRunL() then why my control is going there.

sample code is

//**************************************************************************
InvokeTimerL()
 {
 if(!iTimer)
  {
  iTimer= CPeriodic::NewL(CActive::EPriorityHigh);
  }
 if(iTimer->IsActive())
  {
  iTimer->Cancel();
  }
  
 iTimer->Start(1,  
      KSeconds * 1/4,  /* 1/4th Secs */
      TCallBack(StartMyFunc,
      this));
  }

StartMyFunc(TAny* aThis)
 {
  static_cast CMyView*(aThis)->DoSomeThing();    //have removed brackets as it was not displaying CMyview
  return KErrNone;
 }
DoSomeThing()
{
}

//***************************************************************************

Here this func StartMyFunc never get called . the sequence is :

InvokeTimerL()

void CPeriodic::RunL()

void CActiveScheduler::DoRunL(TLoopOwner* const volatile& aLoop, CActive* volatile & aCurrentObj)

Here it got struck.

Thanks & Regards
Isha

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Hi

Thanks for your reply. Ya, return type is TInt . Sorry I just pasted sample ruf code. Sorry for that.

Regards,
Isha

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Hi alh,

Thanks for your reply as I was eagerly waiting for some reply.

Let me clear one thing my CPeriodic's RunL is not calling InvokeTimerL () . I am calling this function at particular event. And this function should call StartMyFunc() and then only Runl() call again and again StartMyFunc() and that will call in turn DosomeThing() until timer will get expired. I think this should be the sequence.

I am not very good in depth of Active Objects and I know only the upper layer because of that I think I am not getting the right point.

As I told you this is not the only timer that I am using in the same class. All the others are working fine and I am using in the same manner and during debugging I notice this sequence.

InvokeTimerL ()
StartMyFunc() // at end press F10
void CPeriodic::RunL() // at end press F10
void CActiveScheduler::DoRunL(TLoopOwner* const volatile& aLoop, CActive* volatile & aCurrentObj) // Here pressF5
StartMyFunc()
void CPeriodic::RunL()
void CActiveScheduler::DoRunL(TLoopOwner* const volatile& aLoop, CActive* volatile & aCurrentObj)
.
.
.
.
.
This is the sequence and it'll go on until timer will get expire. That only I observe during debug.

And mine problem is in the sequence when I call InvokeTimer() instead calling StartMyFunc() its directly going void CPeriodic::RunL()
void CActiveScheduler::DoRunL(TLoopOwner* const volatile& aLoop, CActive* volatile & aCurrentObj)
and got struck here no panic also.

Please give me some pointer as I got struck badly here since last 10 days

Thanks & Regards
Isha

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