ISDBApplication::ProcessMessages - Revision history

Jiri at 12:25, 19 February 2009

2009-02-19T12:25:48Z

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	MediaMonkey runs scripts in the same thread as its graphical user interface. When you're doing heavy work in an internal script (e.g. using lengthy, processor-heavy loops), be sure to call ''ProcessMessages'' once in a while to keep the MediaMonkey gui responsive.		MediaMonkey runs scripts in the same thread as its graphical user interface. When you're doing heavy work in an internal script (e.g. using lengthy, processor-heavy loops), be sure to call ''ProcessMessages'' once in a while to keep the MediaMonkey gui responsive.

			Note however, that using this method without any limits can be a little dangerous and result in deadlocks. Definitely try to work without this method, if you can. There are other options of how to do lengthy work on background (e.g. OnIdle event). Definitely try to avoid calling it while you have some SQL open (i.e. some SELECT command) without starting an SQL transaction.

	[[Category:Scripting\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Scripting\|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Steegy: Added explanation to description.

2007-05-07T19:37:44Z

Added explanation to description.

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	===Method description===		===Method description===

	Processes messages in ~~internal~~ MediaMonkey's message queue.		Processes messages in MediaMonkey's internal message queue.

			MediaMonkey runs scripts in the same thread as its graphical user interface. When you're doing heavy work in an internal script (e.g. using lengthy, processor-heavy loops), be sure to call ''ProcessMessages'' once in a while to keep the MediaMonkey gui responsive.

	[[Category:Scripting\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Scripting\|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Jiri at 13:37, 21 March 2007

2007-03-21T13:37:28Z

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{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplication|Sub ProcessMessages}}

===Method description===

Processes messages in internal MediaMonkey's message queue.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]