Hallo Phil!

Op 05-01-96 09:37 schreef Phil Crown aan All :

 PC> If I use a wrapper for WinPostMsg such as below, doesn't this 
 PC> defeat the purpose of WinPostMsg's attribute of returning without 
 PC> waiting?  Seems like this could potentially get stuck for longer 
 PC> than 1/10th of a second, thus defeating the purpose of 
 PC> WinPostMsg?

Yes, but this would only happen if the receiver's message queue is full and
remains full, which doesn't (or shouldn't) happen very often. Then PostMsg
would indeed violate the 1/10th second rule. A solution might be to put a
time-out or a counter in PostMsg, so that it would return after some time.

Eelco.

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