I'm also experiencing this. Adding
running: boolenAtParentOrSomething
solved it for me.
Btw, your code formatting is really weird. Where did you learn that? I
understand your way of doing blocks, but that "something : true"
spacing freaks me out :P
Zoltán Lutor kirjoitti pe tammikuuta 29 22:58:07 2016 GMT+0200:
> Hi,
>
> I used a repeating time and after calling stop() method it still triggers.
> Both of debug logs are visible - triggering related one is still coming
> after calling stop()
>
> Is it bug or some weird feature? ;)
>
>
> Timer
>
> {
>
> id : refreshTimer
>
> interval : noRefresh // <- readonly property of parent item
>
> running : false
>
> triggeredOnStart: false
>
> repeat : true
>
>
> onIntervalChanged: { if ( noRefresh === interval ) {
> refreshTimer.stop() } }
>
> onTriggered: { console.debug("!!! Triggered !!!"); }
>
> onRunningChanged: { console.debug("Running: ", running) }
>
> }
>
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Lähetetty Jollastani
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