Juan Pablo Califano wrote:
Yes, the dispatcher and the listener are both in the same call stack always, but I think what we were discussing is whether the caller (the original caller, the one that calls the method that will eventually dispatch the event) is in the same callstack as the listener / event handler. That's not always the case, as it depends on whether the event is dispatched synchronously or not.
If you call a method, you will be guaranteed that you will not resume execution while the method is executing. If that method dispatches any events, you will be in the callstack. There is no other scenarios where the method does dispatch the event.
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