Re: [Gnumed-bugs] Possible bug (loop) in GUI managing problems - likely infrequent but annoying

[Karsten Hilbert]

On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 02:37:14AM +0000, Jim Busser wrote:

> Sequence
> 
> - created new patient
> - added some comm channels
> - inputted one Past Hx item
> - inputted 2 measurements
>       - in each case used the plug-in's "Manage types" button to create new 
> tests
>       - in the first of these, created a new Problem (unattributed episode) 
> however it appears that its status is auto-closed?
> 
> - somewhere along the way above, I had edited the encounter type and set its 
> time back about 5 hours to match when the message had been left for me
> 
> - went into Notes to input some content from the message
> - saw that the Active problems did not include the new one
> 
> - went back to Measurements to have another look, opened the measurement in 
> which I had created the new problem, clicked Manage button with the intention 
> of seeing if I could un-close the problem.
> 
> - was presented a window "Editing episodes … " and the prompt "Select the 
> episode you want to edit" but in front of this kept popping open the dialog 
> asking whether to continue the (grey-zone expired) consultation:
> 
>       "Pulling electronic chart"
> 
>       <Patient identifiers>
> 
>       This patient's chart was worked on only recently:
> 
>       …
> 
>       Do you want to continue …
> 
> but clicking Yes dismissed the above dialog only transiently… seconds later, 
> it would each time reappear..
> 
> I was able to escape it by accessing, in between the return of the dialog, 
> the "Editing episodes …" window's "Cancel" button.
> 
> I then quit GNUmed, launched a new instance, searched the patient, accepted 
> on activation to continue the consultation, however when I went back into the 
> Measurement to try to "Manage" the problem the same result (the looping) was 
> encountered.

I was able to reproduce this problem. It happens, when the
user swipes over the list of episodes to be managed. GNUmed
will then generate tooltips for the rows during the course of
which GNUmed accesses the patient in a non-typical way. I
have improved upon this now.

Karsten
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