Re: Flushing events

[Brian Yennie]

It sounds like your "mouseUp" is considered a message, rather than an 
event- since you are generating it yourself rather than it coming from 
an event queue. We wouldn't want FlushEvents() to cancel all of the 
pending messages, no? I think it may just be a coincidence due to the 
fact you are sending your own mouseUps, perhaps it would be clearer to 
send yourself a custom message and use "cancel"?

- Brian

tried it. in the message, in the stack, in a palette just to be 
shure...

Tried what's written in the reference.

Is it a bug?

using a conditional whether to send the next mouseup cleaned the queue 
but
it's puzzling that it doesn't work...

I'll test RR...

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Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 20:32
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Subject: Re: Flushing events
Recently, "MisterX"  wrote:

Any experience anyone?

get flushevent("mouseup") doesn't remove my mouseup events... ;(((
Try flushEvents()  [plural].

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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