At 10:06 AM -0800 4/12/99, Michael S. Davis wrote:
>I was adding events to the queue and got a warning (error)
>saying that the queue was full. How many events can be
>queued?
You probably shouldn't write code that relies on this number...
The event queue is relatively small (I think maybe 10 events or less)
because typically there aren't many that need to be queued. Pen events and
key presses (of which there may be more) are kept in seperate queues. For
the most part, the OS only queues up more than one event a a time when it's
translate one event into another, e.g. a pen event becomes a control event,
or winExit/winEnter events need to be generated.
The event queues are deliberately kept small to conserve low memory globals
and dynamic heap space.
--Bob
