Hallo,
PSPunch hat gesagt: // PSPunch wrote:
> However, since I could not think of any other object where the user had
> to connect a metro specifically for polling, on the surface it seemed
> like a lame, not elegant design.
There are some examples for this approach in the msd and pmpd physi
Hi IOhannes,
(2009/12/23 0:19), IOhannes zmölnig wrote:
have a look at the "clock" functionality.
Ok, so I figure I do need to dive in to code related to time management.
Will do so.
apart from that: why don't you just use [metro]? thus nobody has to
learn how to start/stop the polling a
PSPunch wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I am working on a control rate object which outputs a value, only when a
> variable local to each instance is modified by another thread.
>
> Having not known how to achieve this, the object works fine, but only
> with a [metro] connected to it, polling for a variable
Hi,
I am working on a control rate object which outputs a value, only when a
variable local to each instance is modified by another thread.
Having not known how to achieve this, the object works fine, but only
with a [metro] connected to it, polling for a variable change on each bang.
I've loo
