Method WaitForStart

src/TimerRecordDialog.cpp:1074–1122

}

ProgressResult TimerRecordDialog::WaitForStart()
{
   // MY: The Waiting For Start dialog now shows what actions will occur after recording has completed
   auto sPostAction = Verbatim(
         m_pTimerAfterCompleteChoiceCtrl->GetStringSelection() );

   // Two column layout.
   TimerProgressDialog::MessageTable columns{
      {
         XO("Waiting to start recording at:") ,
         XO("Recording duration:") ,
         XO("Scheduled to stop at:") ,
         {} ,
         XO("Automatic Save enabled:") ,
         XO("Automatic Export enabled:") ,
         XO("Action after Timer Recording:") ,
      },
      {
         GetDisplayDate(m_DateTime_Start),
         Verbatim( m_TimeSpan_Duration.Format() ),
         GetDisplayDate(m_DateTime_End) ,
         {} ,
         (m_bAutoSaveEnabled ? XO("Yes") : XO("No")) ,
         (m_bAutoExportEnabled ? XO("Yes") : XO("No")) ,
         sPostAction ,
      },
   };

   wxDateTime startWait_DateTime = wxDateTime::UNow();
   wxTimeSpan waitDuration = m_DateTime_Start - startWait_DateTime;
   TimerProgressDialog progress(waitDuration.GetMilliseconds().GetValue(),
      XO("Audacity Timer Record - Waiting for Start"),
      columns,
      pdlgHideStopButton | pdlgConfirmStopCancel | pdlgHideElapsedTime,
      /* i18n-hint: "in" means after a duration of time,
         which is shown below this string */
      XO("Recording will commence in:"));

   auto updateResult = ProgressResult::Success;
   bool bIsRecording = false;
   while (updateResult == ProgressResult::Success && !bIsRecording)
   {
      updateResult = progress.UpdateProgress();
      using namespace std::chrono;
      std::this_thread::sleep_for(kTimerInterval);
      bIsRecording = (m_DateTime_Start <= wxDateTime::UNow());
   }
   return updateResult;
}

ProgressResult TimerRecordDialog::PreActionDelay(int iActionIndex, TimerRecordCompletedActions eCompletedActions)
{