Currently, I have to lean towards saying - if I might be so bold - that I believe there might be an issue in your lua code somewhere
**GASP**
Well we are calling stored lua functions...
This code pretty much queries a message queue to see if it has any messages and passes them around to the subscribed lua functions. Keep in mind that this is working flawlessly in the current version.
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--Needs to take the name of the function and the name of the event to wait for
function MessageTracker.SubscribeMethod( eventName, functionName )
--Create a table for this event name if it doesnt already exist
if Handlers[eventName] == nil then
Handlers[eventName] = {}
end
Handlers[eventName][functionName] = true
end
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--Used to unsubscribe a function from the lua event thing
function MessageTracker.UnsubscribeMethod( eventName, functionName )
if Handlers[eventName] then
Handlers[eventName][functionName] = nil
end
end
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--Used to unsubscribe a function from the lua event thing
function MessageTracker.DoUpdate( args )
--Go through the recieved events/messages and call any of the recievers waiting for it
if MessageTracker.tool then
while MessageTracker.tool:gotMail() do
smartPointer = MessageTracker.tool:handleMessage()
if Handlers[smartPointer:getPtr().mIdentifier] ~= nil then
for i,k in pairs(Handlers[smartPointer:getPtr().mIdentifier]) do
if k == true then
i( smartPointer )
end
end
end
end
end
end
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function MessageTracker:Initialise()
MessageTracker.tool = circus.CastFunctions.toMessageTrackerTool(circus.ToolSystem:getSingleton():getTool( "MessageTrackerTool" ))
globalEventManager:subscribeEvent( "Window/WindowUpdate", MessageTracker.DoUpdate, MessageTracker)
end
MessageTracker.Initialise();
-Also there isn't anywhere that is overriding MessageTracker.DoUpdate symbol to some other value.
-MessageTracker.lua isn't getting "included" twice (which could override its table and make the DoUpdate function have a different "value")
-There were no other "errors" logged with insane logging
Seeing you are trying to have a nice stable version released this week, i might stay at work a little later to try one more time to update and see if i can be of any more help.
HTH.
ER.
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