Sure, that's fair enough. I guess my thoughts were that the internal ui queue should be private apart from one shot tasks that need to be kicked off at the end of any ui processing ie callLater.
I can't see the code, but making the ui queue private also allow for a reduction in complexity, if there is anyway. Cheers Chris On 3/19/09, Greg Brown <[email protected]> wrote: >>Flex has these methods on UI components, so the name would be familiar to >>Flex developers as well. That said, Adobe recommend that developers use >>Timers instead. > > Pivot uses a timer internally to schedule the callbacks, so it's probably > equivalent. > >>Flex also has a callLater function for adding things to the UI thread >> queue. > > ApplicationContext.queueCallback() serves this purpose in Pivot. > > > -- Sent from Google Mail for mobile | mobile.google.com
