Hi Adam, hi all, Adam Kennedy wrote: > Wouldn't we still have something of a problem that we need to make Wx > integrate with ZeroMQ?
Yep. Well, any event loop will do for polling the socket in nonblocking mode. But 0MQ itself is not an event loop. The big advantage I see is that it's more or less agnostic about whether it's talking to another (safe, private) 0MQ socket in the same app or to a remote one in the swarm... That may make swapping out threads easier down the road if people want to. > Even if the message arrives in the parent class, how does the Wx event > loop get triggered? One more note to all: I was a little over-zealous in advertising the new code. It's working as I said, but I used my own, private, hacked version of XS++ that implements %length. I'll have to rework part of the code when I get back home and upload a new version to CPAN. Until then, you can get the hacky version from my github account. (kthakore: Thanks for your patch, but the length() stuff is actually fine. It just needs the new ExtUtils::XSpp.) Best regards, Steffen _______________________________________________ Padre-dev mailing list Padre-dev@perlide.org http://mail.perlide.org/mailman/listinfo/padre-dev
