[fix] GUI stream controller: make sure all subscriptions are cancelled when stream panel is deleted - #3568
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe stream controller now stores the matching z-index setting in Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change improves stream-panel cleanup, but teardown can still leave a resolution callback attached or execute a queued callback against destroyed GUI state, while the z-index control may start in the wrong state. Resolve these issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The updated max-projection callback and destruction cleanup still risk wx errors/leaked references during teardown unless the callback is deletion-safe and _zindex_se is explicitly cleared.
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Pull request overview
This PR hardens the GUI stream controller’s teardown path so that stream-related subscriptions (VAs/dataflows) are explicitly cancelled when a stream panel is destroyed, reducing the chance of wxPython callbacks hitting already-destroyed widgets.
Changes:
- Ensures additional subscriptions are cancelled in
_on_stream_panel_destroy()(notably spectrum projection callbacks and z-stack related VAs). - Tightens the
max_projectionsubscription logic so it’s only attached when a corresponding z-index UI entry is found. - Simplifies
_on_max_projection()to directly toggle the z-index control state.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/odemis/gui/cont/stream.py | Adds explicit unsubscription/cleanup on stream panel destruction and adjusts z-index / max-projection wiring to avoid post-destroy callbacks. |
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…d when stream panel is deleted Some subcriptions to the stream VAs were left as-is when the panel was destroyed. It's not as bad as it sounds because the VA subscriptions are automatically dropped when an object is unreferenced. However, that would at best happen on the next garbage collection. So it's only for a short time after deleting the panel that the callbacks could happen, but that would then show-up as wxPython errors accessing a destroyed widget.
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751-751: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUnsubscribe the resolution callback in
_unlink_resolution.The destroy path calls
_unlink_resolution, but Line [751] subscribes_on_resolutionagain. The controller therefore remains attached to the resolution VA after panel destruction. Replace this call withunsubscribe.Proposed fix
- if hasattr(self.stream, "spectrum_binning"): - self.stream.spectrum_binning.unsubscribe(self._update_resolution) + if hasattr(self.stream, "spectrum_binning"): + self.stream.spectrum_binning.unsubscribe(self._update_resolution) if self._resva: - self._resva.subscribe(self._on_resolution) + self._resva.unsubscribe(self._on_resolution)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/odemis/gui/cont/stream.py`:
- Line 560: Update _on_max_projection to return immediately when _zindex_se is
None before accessing its value_ctrl, preventing queued callbacks from touching
the control after _on_stream_panel_destroy teardown.
- Line 211: Update the max_projection subscription in the stream controller
initialization to invoke _on_max_projection immediately, using subscribe’s
initial-callback behavior or an equivalent explicit call after _zindex_se is
assigned. Ensure the z-index control reflects the current
stream.max_projection.value before any future value changes.
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In `@src/odemis/gui/cont/stream.py`:
- Line 751: Update `_unlink_resolution` so the `_resva` resolution variable
unsubscribes `_on_resolution` instead of subscribing it; preserve the existing
guard and ensure panel destruction detaches the callback.
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| for se in self.entries: | ||
| if se.vigilattr is self.stream.zIndex: | ||
| self._zindex_se = se | ||
| self.stream.max_projection.subscribe(self._on_max_projection) |
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Initialize the z-index control from the current projection state.
subscribe invokes the listener only when init=True. If stream.max_projection.value is already True, the z-index control remains enabled until the value changes. Pass init=True or invoke _on_max_projection after assigning _zindex_se.
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In `@src/odemis/gui/cont/stream.py` at line 211, Update the max_projection
subscription in the stream controller initialization to invoke
_on_max_projection immediately, using subscribe’s initial-callback behavior or
an equivalent explicit call after _zindex_se is assigned. Ensure the z-index
control reflects the current stream.max_projection.value before any future value
changes.
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| """Disable/enable the z-index control based on the max_projection setting""" | ||
| if self._zindex_se is not None: | ||
| self._zindex_se.value_ctrl.Enable(not val) | ||
| self._zindex_se.value_ctrl.Enable(not val) |
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Guard _on_max_projection against teardown.
call_in_wx_main queues callbacks with wx.CallAfter. _on_stream_panel_destroy unsubscribes the callback but does not cancel queued calls, then sets _zindex_se to None. A queued callback can therefore raise at self._zindex_se.value_ctrl. Return early when _zindex_se is None.
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In `@src/odemis/gui/cont/stream.py` at line 560, Update _on_max_projection to
return immediately when _zindex_se is None before accessing its value_ctrl,
preventing queued callbacks from touching the control after
_on_stream_panel_destroy teardown.
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Some subcriptions to the stream VAs were left as-is when the panel was
destroyed. It's not as bad as it sounds because the VA subscriptions are
automatically dropped when an object is unreferenced. However, that
would at best happen on the next garbage collection. So it's only for a
short time after deleting the panel that the callbacks could happen, but
that would then show-up as wxPython errors accessing a destroyed widget.