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  1. Qt
  2. QTBUG-16690

Documentation for QTimer::Start() could be clearer

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    • 03bba9491f361548a42c5d0110ddd69693059a25

      Docs for QTimer::Start() say: "Starts or restarts the timer with a timeout..."

      To me this doesn't explain what will happen if you call Start() when the timer is already started. Is it ignored (ie the timer will timeout at the time specified by the original call) or is the timer reset (ie as if Stop() were called first).

      (The word "Restarts" as used currently doesn't really make it clear because it could just mean starting it again after it had expired).

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            dm Geir Vattekar
            tomsci Tom Sutcliffe
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