When eye tracking data is lot for > N seconds handle as "not tracking"

Revert to default look-at behaviour and saccades until tracking resumes.

David Rowe committed 11 years ago

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@@ -2050,7 +2050,7 @@ void Application::setActiveEyeTracker() { · 2049 unmodified lines
2050	bool isEyeTracking = Menu::getInstance()->isOptionChecked(MenuOption::SMIEyeTracking);	2050	bool isEyeTracking = Menu::getInstance()->isOptionChecked(MenuOption::SMIEyeTracking);
2051	bool isSimulating = Menu::getInstance()->isOptionChecked(MenuOption::SimulateEyeTracking);	2051	bool isSimulating = Menu::getInstance()->isOptionChecked(MenuOption::SimulateEyeTracking);
2052	eyeTracker->setEnabled(isEyeTracking, isSimulating);	2052	eyeTracker->setEnabled(isEyeTracking, isSimulating);
2053	if (isEyeTracking && !eyeTracker->isTracking()) {	2053	if (isEyeTracking && !eyeTracker->isEnabled()) {
2054	Menu::getInstance()->setIsOptionChecked(MenuOption::SMIEyeTracking, false);	2054	Menu::getInstance()->setIsOptionChecked(MenuOption::SMIEyeTracking, false);
2055	isEyeTracking = false;	2055	isEyeTracking = false;
2056	}	2056	}