QNativeSocketEnginehasPendingDatagrams was called in QAbstractSocketUnconnectedState

The function call "QNativeSocketEngine::hasPendingDatagrams()" was made in the context of the "QAbstractSocket::UnconnectedState" state.

In Qt, the "QAbstractSocket" class represents a socket that can be used for network communication. The "UnconnectedState" is one of the possible states that a socket can be in, indicating that the socket is not currently connected to any host.

The function "QNativeSocketEngine::hasPendingDatagrams()" is a member function of the "QNativeSocketEngine" class, which is a low-level class that provides access to the native socket implementation. This function is used to check if there are any pending datagrams (UDP packets) waiting to be read from the socket's receive buffer.

In the context of the "UnconnectedState", it is not meaningful to call "QNativeSocketEngine::hasPendingDatagrams()" because the socket is not connected and therefore cannot receive any datagrams. This may indicate a programming error or a misunderstanding of the socket's state.

To properly use "QNativeSocketEngine::hasPendingDatagrams()", the socket should be in a connected state, such as "QAbstractSocket::ConnectedState" or "QAbstractSocket::BoundState", where it is actively receiving data