Fix for an occaisional crash when swapping a media_source's URI#210
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…nging the URI of the currently viewed media_source. This seemed the safest fix although there are others I tried but I was worried about the potential impact on performance. Signed-off-by: Ken McGaugh <ken@mcgaugh.co.uk>
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This fixes an occasional crash I was getting when changing the URI on the currenly viewed media_source. The crash was caused by an uncaught exception on line 1430 where
media_streams_.at(base_.current(media_type))is called. The existence of that entry is tested in the calling lambda but it was changing before this attempt at accessing it.Repeating the test seemed to be the safest fix although there are other ways of addressing this.