Support looping the playback, controlled by a button. #2
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Caches the interface name when onStart is called from the timer. Reorganization of the onStart function to make use of the caching. Adds a "replay" FXToggleButton to control the looping behavior.
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Thanks for modifying the source. This is a very useful feature for an excellent utility. |
If the file can not be opened during onStart, re-enter the stopped state.
Since onStop is responsible for closing pcap_file, call it between each loop.
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One of my coworkers requested this functionality, and it was easy enough to "hack" in support. After some testing I was reasonably happy with it, and think it's useful.
I'm not sure if it conforms to all that you have in mind for the code base, but I think I conformed to the style nuances that I noticed. I'd be happy to rework it if you thought it useful but not quite what you would have intended.
(Also I noticed after pushing that the commit message wasn't quite worded right in the first explanation sentence, but I'm not too concerned about that I guess.)