> Aaron,
>
> Only functions directly called by the OS need to include the
> prologue and epilogue code. The methods the callbacks call
> do not need them.
i read that in the docs.. :) only my two event handlers
use the PROLOGUE and EPILOGUE :P
> Mmm... make sure that the epilogue code always gets called.
> One common mistake with the prologue/epilogue code is this:
>
> Boolean SomeEventHandler (......)
> {
> CALLBACK_PROLOGUE
>
> switch (event->etype)
> {
> case someCase:
> ... // event is handled
> return true; // XXX Error!
> ...
> }
>
> CALLBACK_EPILOGUE
>
> return handled;
> }
definately not the case.. i ENSURE that all my routines
have ONLY one return :)
> In the above code, CALLBACK_EPILOGUE doesn't get called if
> "someCase" is handled, which is an error.
understood.. it is interesting how if i repeat the
steps, the error occurs 60% of the time :)
az.
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