Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I beleive that an event is just a
windows message and hence you wil not see any events unless you return from
your event method or call Application.ProcessMessages within the event.
The windows message que is your que.
If youy are threading, then this will be different - ie each thread has
it's own message queue.
"Steven Wild" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 18/12/98 00:18:40
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Subject: [DUG]: Event management
I have an event that can be triggered many times. Each instance can
be very close to the previous one.
I want to avoid having two instances of the event method running at
once or at least be able to cause all instances to delay completing
while the first/current one finishes.
Effectively I want them to queue.
How do I do it??
Steven
Wild Software Ltd
P O Box 33-216
Christchurch
NEW ZEALAND
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