>
>Memory must be allocated for a MIAW, so that puts a limit on the
>number of concurrent MIAWs.
So is there a maximum number of concurrent MIAWs at any one time?
What number is considered too many? Don't MIAWs of irregular shapes take up
more memory?
In designing this for the client, we shouldn't clutter the screen with too
many MIAWs?
>>I can also use a MIAW to call another?
>
>Dunno', could imagine some pitfalls, maybe someone else have been there?
Yes, by using the tell command. But why it is not advisable to do this?
Thanks for helping.
Genevieve
>If that *is* a problem, then maybe it would be a safer strategy to
>let the first MIAW give the task to the stage, and let the stage
>handle it asynchronously, by using flags or timeoutobjects (or the
>actorList).
>
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