Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Mon Dec 17 13:04:33 CST 2007
> To apply that concept to your application, you would create a table > variable > (local in this case) or even a global variable. The timer on your form > now > modifies that table / global variable every time a new control is sensed. > This solves the "yea but they might have just come back to the same > control" > issue. Similarly any process that needs to keep the application alive can > update the table / local variable once every N time units. How the > process > does that is up to the process, but there would be a rule "if the location > is not updated for more than X time units you're history". Thus the > application could do it once every time through a loop etc. =======John, this is similar to what I considered -- simply updating the global variable. The function wouldn't even care which control updated the variable. My main concern with any of these solutions is that it not have cracks -- actions that don't update the variable, and that all that updating doesn't impact performance. Susan H.