Hi Sean,
Is there any downside to checking for events non-blocking? I suspect the
> only reason it was made blocking was so that mged didn't burn 100% cpu.
> There are probably other ways to throttle that, though, similar to in
> gaming codes.
I don't know of any other downsides apart from what you said. As far as I
know non-blocking checking when involving user input is not recommended. I
think a better approach for not consuming CPU would be to wait for Qt
events blocking and deal with all Tk events non-blocking. I will try this
approach today and see if everything works as expected.
Cheers,
Vlad
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