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Are public events asynchronous? Do they execute on a separate thread?
Started by SuperSuperDev1234 on
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If the event is raise by some....
This means, if the event is raised by the GUI thread, the event handler's for that event are executed in the GUI's thread.
They are executed in whatever thread the event is triggered by.
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Why doesn't Ext.Container provide a click event? I thought I could simply add a listener to the config passed to the constructor, but click is not a public event for Ext.Container. I understand I can add a click listener to the DIV created by the container...
Started by Upper Stage on
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Sometimes DOM events are propagated through a component when it makes.
DOM event on every component.
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I see alot of code that just calls the eventhandler like so:
if( OnyMyEvent != null) OnMyEvent(this,"args");
But in this article C# Event Implementation Fundamentals, Best Practices and Conventions By Jeffrey Schaefer: 7) Event Raising Code on CodeProject...
Started by CS on
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Please, fail fast !
Setting the error within the event arguments is more expressive, the subscriber ....
Catch (Exception) must be avoided.
From code you don't trust, this code should not be called (event or not) directly from trusted code.
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I have the function below. Everything works fine except for the Push, Pop and Remove method. These method should be called by the event-handler. This event is fired by the google maps api.
The problem is that when the event is fired, these method are ...
Started by Davide Vosti on
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event) { if (!IsDoubleClick()) { var point = map.PlaceMarker(new WayPoint(event.latLng("click", function(event) { if (!IsDoubleClick()) { var point = map.PlaceMarker(new WayPoint event handler it refers to that function calls this....
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So I'm doing a project and a decent part of it is about linking together public events (can't really explain it any more otherwise everyone would be confused and off topic, link at bottom of post if you want more info).
I NEED YOUR HELP!
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What...
Started by LERsince1991 on
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by 7 people.
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Not sure about remote viewing or the creation more); Elections, Montreal Jazz Festival, Rio ... .
Toronto Film event in the UK and the world is my birthday.
Calgary Stampede - largest outdoor event, or something like that.
Of May every year.
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So I'm doing a project and a decent part of it is about linking together public events (can't really explain it any more otherwise everyone would be confused and off topic, link at bottom of post if you want more info).
I NEED YOUR HELP!
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What...
Started by lersince1991 on
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by 12 people.
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I'd guess that most of the "public" haven't even heard of "Milan/new york/paris Fashion week cities more); Elections, Montreal Jazz Festival, Rio Carnival, Chinese Event? iphone n+1 / ipad n+1.
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Simple, like in thread. Public event when we try open closed door and we haven't key. This is stupid, that we can't see who trying looks to our ships and checking locks.
I'm have situation last time when character has sleep from 5-10 years - but like ...
Started by psychowico on
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Clearly this would only show up if the event would have give me proposition for this event text "You see #ACTOR# trying to enter #LOCATION#."
"You see #LIST.
To' was accepted to show up as a public message.
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Hello.
Is it possible in C# to connect one event to another so emitting first event will emit second one? The only way i can see is to create a stub function that will emit second event and connect the first event to this function. Compiler do not want...
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Private event EventHandler _onExit; public void AddOnExit(UI ui, EventHandler e) { ui.OnClick += eYou could do this by hiding the underlying event for Logic and then controlling calls to Add/Remove which require a UI parameter.....
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I understand the advantages of using the EventHandler/EventArgs pattern for events, it does however add a lot of overhead.
public class FooBarEventArgs : EventArgs { public int Arg1 { get; set; } public string Arg2 { get; set; } } public event EventHandler...
Started by chris on
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To intermix them? Support: are you using any supporting features with the event loop (loging, undo not following the regular event & event handling pattern (using EventHandler/EventHandler) will throw/your project you should stick....
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Given all the software problems with Toyotas lately what has been the most public bad software event
Lets forget mistakes in conventional software and lets focus on software as found in other devices and appliances like cars, washing machines or even trains. Please dont mention Buzz, or Windows and focus on other consumer products.
Started by mP on
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This apparently pops up on a regular basis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therac-25
The space rocket Ariane flight 501 ?
Wikipedia has a list of famous ones . .
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