On Aug 10, 2004, at 2:06 PM, K wrote:
Sorry, I did not explaine the situation well enough. I seems that when I execute a wait with messages for a specific contition and another event execute a wait with messages on a different condition the seconds wait cancels the first.
The waits will nest.
You should use an event style of programming; the multi-threading style will not work.
You can poll with a send-in-time cycle. Or you can use a setProp or other changing function, to send a message upon a change of some parameters or variables.
The Primer on Message Mechanics might give you some ideas, too. Find it here:
http://www.swcp.com/dsc/revstacks.html
The basic idea of the event style is that each event (user action or I/O event or delayed message created with send) makes a change to the state of your program perhaps such that other user action or I/O events or delayed messages are destined to come, all creating the behavior you want.
Dar Scott
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