Re: Detecting pending messages

So it seems that flight recorder uses the undocumented messageHandled message. Browsing through the list, it seems that this can cause significant performance issues. I'd say it's OK to use for debugging purposes but not for normal usage. Oh well, I guess I'll have to come up with another way to

Re: Detecting pending messages

Hi Mike, I have that, never thought of looking in there. Thanks. Pete lcSQL Software On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 10:56 AM, Mike Bonner wrote: > You should take a look at 4w's flight recorder (its in the revnet user > stuff) > Works really well and you can grok the code and r

Re: Detecting pending messages

You should take a look at 4w's flight recorder (its in the revnet user stuff) Works really well and you can grok the code and roll your own custom message watcher. On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 11:41 AM, Robert Sneidar wrote: > Yes, it only will show you developer initiated messages. Not much use to

Re: Detecting pending messages

Yes, it only will show you developer initiated messages. Not much use to you for your purposes. I imagine being able to intercept and view the many engine messages that are flying around would severely limit the performance of the engine. Also, I imagine simply requesting a list of pending engin

Detecting pending messages

When in a handler for a standard LC message (specifically keyDown), is it possible to check if there are any other keyDown messages in the message queue? I see the pendingMessages property but the dictionary says it only lists messages scheduled with the Send command. Pete lcSQL Software