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Re: How To Design A Queue of Messages?
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Re: How To Design A Queue of Messages?


  • Subject: Re: How To Design A Queue of Messages?
  • From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2005 13:39:31 -0700

on 05/09/10 07:40, Pontus Ilbring at email@hidden wrote:

> NSInvocations, though somewhat inconvenient to create, should be
> sufficient for this. Could you describe the problems you have with
> them?

Thanks to Andreas' tip, I found that my problems were mostly related to my
mistake of trying to NSLog selectors using the %@ format specifier.  I am
now able to pass NSInvocations through my queue and that is cool.

Thanks to all the nice discussion I see that I was on the correct track, and
now know many ways to do it with lots of nice sample code!  (Although I
spent several years using STL and agree that a std::queue will work, I
prefer to stick to Cocoa since my brain gets overloaded from too many
different syntaxes on my screen, and also fewer #include headaches).

Jerry


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