[Bug 417961] New: Temp table of repetitive events

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           Summary: Temp table of repetitive events
           Product: chronojump
           Version: unspecified
          Platform: Other
        OS/Version: All
            Status: NEW
          Severity: enhancement
          Priority: Normal
         Component: chronojump
        AssignedTo: xaviblas cvs gnome org
        ReportedBy: xaviblas cvs gnome org
         QAContact: xaviblas cvs gnome org
     GNOME version: Unspecified
   GNOME milestone: Unspecified


IT will be nice to have a temp table for recording long events (long repetitive
jumps or intervallic runs). Then, if the software crashes or if there's any
other problem, chronojump should be able to recuperate that event until was
last recorded.

This events cannot be in normal jumpReactive or runInterval tables with a -1
id, because this can crash with other parts of the software. It will be easy to
create two special new tables for this:
-tempJumpReactive
-tempRunInterval
both with the same characteristics than jumpReactive and runInterval but they
will contain only 0 or 1 events. And every new event will have the value '1' as
uniqueID.

in jump, on the first 10 times it will be created the table, and then updated
every 10. In inteval run, it will be created at first subrun, and updated every
new subrun.

When event finish ok, the event on that row will be deleted. 

On chronojump start (before loading any session), it will check if this event
exist, and if exists it will try to recover, and alert the user.


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