This patch disables the code that (wrongly) attempts to sort out
which events that don't need processing at startup time (during readConfiguration).
This is wrong because at that time m_battery_level hasn't been initialised yet.

It also disables the code that moves processed events to another vector.
This results in notification being shown only once, no good.
We want notifications to pop-up as long as the condition persists
(so I am always reminded to plug my charger).

James 2014

diff -ur batterymeter/src/batterymetergui.cpp batterymeter-new/src/batterymetergui.cpp
--- batterymeter/src/batterymetergui.cpp	2011-01-02 03:18:53.000000000 +0700
+++ batterymeter-new/src/batterymetergui.cpp	2014-06-16 00:31:25.436046067 +0700
@@ -279,14 +279,21 @@
 
 void BatteryMeterGui::dischargeActions()
 {
+/** james note: we want notifications to repeat, not only once.
     while (!m_unprocessed_actions.isEmpty() &&
         (static_cast <unsigned long> (m_unprocessed_actions.last().level())
         >= m_battery_meter.percentage()))
+**/
+	for (int i=0; i<m_unprocessed_actions.size(); i++)
     {
+/** james note: we want notifications to repeat, not only once.
         // move the action into other container
         Action action = m_unprocessed_actions.last();
         m_unprocessed_actions.pop_back();
         m_processed_actions.push_front(action);
+**/
+        Action action = m_unprocessed_actions.at(i);
+        if (action.level() < m_battery_meter.percentage()) continue;
 
         // process the action
         switch (action.type())
@@ -384,6 +391,7 @@
     //m_act_log->setVisible(m_logging);
     m_act_log->setVisible(false);
 
+/** james note: this is unnecessary. Upon startup all events should be active regardless of battery state
     // move passed events into processed list
     while (!m_unprocessed_actions.isEmpty() &&
            (static_cast <unsigned long> (m_unprocessed_actions.last().level())
@@ -393,6 +401,7 @@
         m_unprocessed_actions.pop_back();
         m_processed_actions.push_front(action);
     }
+**/
 #ifdef USE_LOGGING
     if (m_logging)
         m_logger.start();