Core: Don't freeze application if lock file already exists
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@@ -2172,46 +2172,51 @@ void setAppNameAndIcon()
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void tryRunEventLoop(GUISingleApplication& mainApp)
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{
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std::stringstream s;
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s << App::Application::getUserCachePath() << App::Application::getExecutableName() << "_"
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<< QCoreApplication::applicationPid() << ".lock";
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std::stringstream out;
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out << App::Application::getUserCachePath()
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<< App::Application::getExecutableName()
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<< "_"
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<< QCoreApplication::applicationPid()
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<< ".lock";
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// open a lock file with the PID
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Base::FileInfo fi(s.str());
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Base::FileInfo fi(out.str());
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Base::ofstream lock(fi);
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// In case the file_lock cannot be created start FreeCAD without IPC support.
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#if !defined(FC_OS_WIN32) || (BOOST_VERSION < 107600)
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std::string filename = s.str();
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std::string filename = out.str();
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#else
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std::wstring filename = fi.toStdWString();
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#endif
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std::unique_ptr<boost::interprocess::file_lock> flock;
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try {
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flock = std::make_unique<boost::interprocess::file_lock>(filename.c_str());
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flock->lock();
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boost::interprocess::file_lock flock(filename.c_str());
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if (flock.try_lock()) {
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Base::Console().Log("Init: Executing event loop...\n");
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QApplication::exec();
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// Qt can't handle exceptions thrown from event handlers, so we need
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// to manually rethrow SystemExitExceptions.
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if (mainApp.caughtException) {
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throw Base::SystemExitException(*mainApp.caughtException.get());
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}
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// close the lock file, in case of a crash we can see the existing lock file
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// on the next restart and try to repair the documents, if needed.
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flock.unlock();
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lock.close();
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fi.deleteFile();
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}
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else {
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Base::Console().Warning("Failed to create a file lock for the IPC.\n"
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"The application will be terminated\n");
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}
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}
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catch (const boost::interprocess::interprocess_exception& e) {
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QString msg = QString::fromLocal8Bit(e.what());
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Base::Console().Warning("Failed to create a file lock for the IPC: %s\n",
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msg.toUtf8().constData());
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}
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Base::Console().Log("Init: Executing event loop...\n");
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QApplication::exec();
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// Qt can't handle exceptions thrown from event handlers, so we need
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// to manually rethrow SystemExitExceptions.
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if (mainApp.caughtException) {
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throw Base::SystemExitException(*mainApp.caughtException.get());
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}
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// close the lock file, in case of a crash we can see the existing lock file
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// on the next restart and try to repair the documents, if needed.
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if (flock) {
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flock->unlock();
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}
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lock.close();
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fi.deleteFile();
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}
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void runEventLoop(GUISingleApplication& mainApp)
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