On Dec 4, 2007, at 11:37 AM, johnf wrote:
> So I decided that I should stop any event after it did it job.
In a tutorial, you should only include what is necessary, as it will
become a reference doc for others, and they may assume that they need
to write evt.stop() everywhere.
There are a few specific places, mostly in Windows, where evt.stop()
is needed. The rule of thumb is to not use it unless you are getting
"double" effects; i.e., seeing things happen twice.
-- Ed Leafe
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