ok, so the sequence of events are not guaranteed... I also noted that
if event A is triggered before event B then there is nothing that
guarantees that the handler of event A will not get interrupted by
event B.

Is there some way that I can ensure that all the of the code that
handles event A is executed before event B is alowed to be triggered.
I mean some way to maybe pause the reporting of events until the
handler code of A has executed, or some way to mark the handler code
of event A to be non-interruptible by events?


On 12 Feb, 15:27, Mike Fry <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 2011/02/12 16:02, Marcus wrote:
>
> > Yes I am using SystemEvents.PowerModeChanged (and also
> > Win32_PowerManagementEvent), it seems like the TimeChanged event
> > triggers first though. But anyway...I should be able to use these
> > together to solve my problem.
>
> > It is just one thing ... can I be sure the sequence of events is
> > allways the same?
>
> Get real! This is Microsoft!
>
> --
> Regards,
> Mike Fry
> Johannesburg

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