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Nothing is stopping me but the events
are all scattered in various plugins, libraries. As our in house
python libraries are humongous (thousands of lines of code) it
will create huge maintenance issues to put everything into one
event. I have used the awesome SetGlobal() and GetGlobal() for
other purposes before and it works beautifully but for this case
it is a bit of an overkill. Never mind, it is not absolutely
needed now, I can think of something later. Anyways thanks for
your insights Alan !
![]() The only workaround I can think of is keeping track of which events have run with global temporary variables (SetGlobal(), GetGlobal()) and if an event fires and it shouldn't, registering a TimerEvent to re-fire that procedure soon thereafter, thus allowing other events to fire, until they have all fired in the right order. |
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