Hi,
Just wonder, Is there a way to know if a window is in Idle state?
By "IDLE STATE" I mean the situation where all events relevant to a window have been processed
and there is no other pending process for this window.
Or to put it another way, does exist or could be developed an IDLE event on a window level, (or even on application level), which would be triggered when all other events of the window have been completed?
regards,
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Pete
How about an IDLE event?
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Re: How about an IDLE event?
A very interesting idea...PeteWG wrote:Hi,
Just wonder, Is there a way to know if a window is in Idle state?
By "IDLE STATE" I mean the situation where all events relevant to a window have been processed
and there is no other pending process for this window.
Or to put it another way, does exist or could be developed an IDLE event on a window level, (or even on application level), which would be triggered when all other events of the window have been completed?
regards,
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Pete
Regards/Saludos,
Roberto
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Roberto
(Veritas Filia Temporis)
Re: How about an IDLE event?
Roberto Lopez wrote:A very interesting idea...PeteWG wrote:Hi,
Just wonder, Is there a way to know if a window is in Idle state?
By "IDLE STATE" I mean the situation where all events relevant to a window have been processed
and there is no other pending process for this window.
Or to put it another way, does exist or could be developed an IDLE event on a window level, (or even on application level), which would be triggered when all other events of the window have been completed?
regards,
---
Pete
I think, the real interesting, though, should (and would) be the implementation...
regards,
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Pete