Your message is named whatever you named it - in this case
"TestTheReports".
I'm afraid I can't shed any light on the CPU usage issue - I just
thought that cancelling all your programmes pending messages
willy-nilly might have something to do with not being able to close or
save...or might cause other problems down the track.
Cheers,
Mark
On 24 Aug 2005, at 19:40, Jon wrote:
Mark:
This routine is only called every 10 seconds, when it is time to
schedule myself to wake up again. I guess what I need to do is
understand what "my" message is named, and then only cancel it.
Note that this 100% CPU situation only occurs periodically: I can go
for hours without it happening, so I doubt that it is [immediately]
caused by this code.
Very confusing, to me.
Jon
Mark Smith wrote:
Why are you cancelling all pending messages that don't start with
"rev"? Perhaps, if the timing is unlucky, you're interfering with a
close stack message?
Mark
On 24 Aug 2005, at 16:29, Jon wrote:
I reported this IDE problem months ago, with a different
application, but here I go again. I seem to have a talent for
creating problem stacks like this. Last time it was a logic error
in one of my handlers.
I am writing an application to test a web site I've written. Once
every TBD (typically 15) minutes, it "wakes up" and Posts some data
to each of three versions of the same web site (supposed to be the
same code, only on three different servers, one of which is local to
my machine). It then inspects the returned HTML to see if the
requested operation was successful.
I wrote the program to "wake up" every 10 seconds and see whether it
is time to go yet or not. Two strange things are happening.
1) while the application is supposed to be hitting each web
site/server once every TBD minutes, it seems as if it may be hitting
it 4-5 times, all within a fraction of a second. This undesired
behavior (AKA bug?) has allowed me to find and fix a number of
errors in the web site, but I would like to understand how and why
it is occurring. My first thought is that multiple Sends are
getting triggered when I only wanted one to be sent. I altered the
Send statement to be included in the following procedure, to try to
control this:
on SendToMyself s local pm, str, theLine
put the pendingMessages into pm
repeat for each line theLine in pm
put char 1 to 3 of item 3 of theLine into str
if (str <> "rev") then
cancel item 1 of theLine
end if
end repeat
if (s = 0) then
send "TestTheReports" to the target
else
send "TestTheReports" to the target in s seconds
end if
Can anyone see a problem with the way this is written?
2) if I run the stack for 20 hours or so, and then click on the
Close icon, Rev first asks if I want to save the application, after
which Rev starts to use 100% of the CPU. I have to go kill the IDE,
even though, in theory, nothing is running any longer. This can
also happen if I switch from Run mode to Edit mode in the IDE, at
which point I lose EVERYTHING I've worked on (no Save is possible).
I Save the application every chance I get because of this. If I had
to guess, I would think that the IDE is losing it over residual
Sends/messages (see above)
I tried monitoring the Messages, but did not see the spray of
messages that I had thought that I might: I only see that one
message every 10 seconds.
Any thoughts about this situation? I can provide the stack if you
wish...
:)
Jon
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