Hi,

I might expect it's by design but what if I want to modify my
currently running script after options are changed, I can not just put
my method at the end of onoptionchanged() since it'll be executed
several times if I modify several values at the same time.
What I have is option box with several controls which I update each
time user presses "ok" button (even if values were not changed), then
in onoptionchanged() event I reset currently running script with new
values. It works fine but problem is that onoptionchanged() is called
several times for each values, creating separate thread I would assume
for my function.
How do I deal with it?

Thanks,
G

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