I must say, while I never expected to cause such a raucous when posting
my threading example(s), it certainly is good to have a nice lively
debate on the list :)
:)
I think that in the end we'll have multiple ways available for multiple
situations by which unaccustomed will be able to choose from when/if
they have need for threading.
Absolutely. Win32-GUI needs to provide two basic things for thread support:
* A thread safe execution environment
* A way for an event to be triggered for any thread blocked via
Win32::GUI::Dialog()
Beyond that, Win32-GUI shouldn't place any restriction upon what
should/shouldn't be done (other than what isn't supported via Perl or the
Win API).
Jason P.
PS- Im still trying to find a nice proper example that I can *provide*
to the list as public domain, as the code I'm developing at the moment
using the last example I provided is owned by the client company. Maybe
a Win32-GUI front end to a telnet connection...
A telnet example would be a good idea:)
Cheers,
jez.
