Update Airboss.lua

Fix: manually stopped recovery windows immediately re-open. _CheckRecoveryTimes re-opened any window in its active time range without checking recovery.OVER, while DeleteRecoveryWindow failed to remove still-open windows. Added the OVER guard on the open path and made window deletion reliable and iteration-safe.
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patpatpowercat
2026-06-13 09:36:27 -07:00
parent 8e219c5877
commit db3bc3742e
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@@ -2717,17 +2717,27 @@ function AIRBOSS:DeleteRecoveryWindow( Window, Delay )
self:ScheduleOnce( Delay, self.DeleteRecoveryWindow, self, Window )
else
for i, _recovery in pairs( self.recoverytimes ) do
local recovery = _recovery -- #AIRBOSS.Recovery
if not Window then
return
end
if Window and Window.ID == recovery.ID then
if Window.OPEN then
-- Window is currently open.
self:RecoveryStop()
else
table.remove( self.recoverytimes, i )
end
-- If this window is currently open, stop recovery first. Mark it OVER so the
-- recovery time check cannot re-open it before/while we remove it.
if Window.OPEN then
Window.OPEN = false
Window.OVER = true
if self:IsRecovering() then
self:RecoveryStop()
end
end
-- Remove the window from the queue by its unique ID. Iterate over a numerically
-- indexed copy of the keys and remove via ipairs-safe reverse loop so that the
-- removal does not corrupt traversal (the window may appear once).
for i = #self.recoverytimes, 1, -1 do
local recovery = self.recoverytimes[i] -- #AIRBOSS.Recovery
if recovery and recovery.ID == Window.ID then
table.remove( self.recoverytimes, i )
end
end
end
@@ -4078,15 +4088,23 @@ function AIRBOSS:_CheckRecoveryTimes()
if self:IsRecovering() then
-- Carrier is already recovering.
state = "in progress"
else
-- Start recovery.
elseif not recovery.OVER then
-- Start recovery. Only if the window has not already been closed/cancelled.
-- The OVER guard prevents a window that was stopped manually (e.g. via the
-- Skipper "Stop Recovery" menu) from being immediately re-opened on the next
-- status tick while its [START,STOP) range is still active.
self:RecoveryStart( recovery.CASE, recovery.OFFSET )
state = "starting now"
recovery.OPEN = true
else
-- Window was already closed/cancelled within its active time range.
state = "cancelled"
end
-- Set current recovery window.
currwindow = recovery
-- Set current recovery window (unless this window has been cancelled).
if not recovery.OVER then
currwindow = recovery
end
else -- Stop time HAS passed.
@@ -4361,11 +4379,20 @@ function AIRBOSS:onafterRecoveryStop( From, Event, To )
self:CarrierResumeRoute( coord )
end
-- Delete current recovery window if open.
if self.recoverywindow and self.recoverywindow.OPEN == true then
-- Mark the current recovery window closed and cancelled, then remove it from the
-- queue. We do NOT gate this on Window.OPEN: that flag is only set by
-- _CheckRecoveryTimes (not by RecoveryStart), and the recovery time check nils and
-- rebuilds self.recoverywindow every status tick, so OPEN is not a reliable signal
-- here. Setting OVER=true is what actually prevents the window from being re-opened
-- on the next tick while its [START,STOP) range is still active.
--
-- The removal is deferred by one tick (Delay>0) so it does not mutate the
-- recoverytimes table while _CheckRecoveryTimes may be iterating over it (the natural
-- close path calls RecoveryStop() from inside that loop).
if self.recoverywindow then
self.recoverywindow.OPEN = false
self.recoverywindow.OVER = true
self:DeleteRecoveryWindow( self.recoverywindow )
self:DeleteRecoveryWindow( self.recoverywindow, 1 )
end
-- Check recovery windows. This sets self.recoverywindow to the next window.