...in Fri pm duh mode. Timer events fire between lines of code or between
procs? Also there are some issues with users setting focus on other non-VFP
processes while timers are enabled, I seem to remember. Some refresher
remarks about that'd be good, too.

TIA.

-Lew

Re: Timer events... when? by DSummZZZ

DSummZZZ
Mon May 02 12:52:47 CDT 2005

I guess I don't understand what you're asking.
Can you elaborate a little more on what it is you are trying to do/fix?



Re: Timer events... when? by Paul

Paul
Mon May 02 14:55:29 CDT 2005

AFAIK, it's not possible to interrupt anything "in the middle of a line of
code" (operating system excepted, of course).

Timers should continue to work properly even if another application is
foremost. But having said that, I've seen a few programs that seem to lock
up the whole processor from time to time.

I wrote a background application that uses several timers running
simultaneously and continuously, and no problems have been reported.




"Lew" <lew@clsystems.com> wrote in message
news:e72hpoRTFHA.3980@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> ...in Fri pm duh mode. Timer events fire between lines of code or between
> procs? Also there are some issues with users setting focus on other
> non-VFP processes while timers are enabled, I seem to remember. Some
> refresher remarks about that'd be good, too.
>
> TIA.
>
> -Lew
>
>