Yep. I had a similar situation - in the end, I had to rewrite the
lengthy processing code to split the task up and process a couple of
items per frame, hooking into the ENTER_FRAME event. That kept the UI
responsive, which was my main concern.
2009/2/3 Shyam shyammohan.sugat...@devicedriven.com:
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so if i write a lengthy (time consuming) operation in my event handler
i will delay flex from calling the listener even if the other network
development bandwidth available
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development bandwidth available
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