Re: Re: additional problem with NSRunLoop on Windows]

[Lloyd Dupont]

> you never responded to this on the list
Yes I did!
But my answer get lost :-(
I will write a new one below.....

> > Recently I had problem with the NSNotificationQueue which needed to
> > be triggered manually and I was advised to use something along this
> > line:
> >
> > [[NSRunLoop currentRunLoop]
> >    runMode: @"NSDefaultRunLoopMode"
> >    beforeDate: (NSDate*) [NSDate distantPast]]
> >
> > So did I and it fixed the problem I was looking at.
> >
> > But now my application behave very strangely.
> > For example if my (GNUstep aware) windows is in the background and
> > I click on it it receive (in this order)
> > mouse up (first ?!)
> > mouse down (second ?!)
> >
> > whereas it should receive (and it does without the NSRunLoop trick):
> > mouse down
> > mouse up
> >
> > ouch.....
> > I noticed that in some other case GNUstep do some weird thing with
> > my event loop sometimes....
>
> Well, that needs tracking down/fixing then ...
> Can you give me testcase code to demonstrate the problem so I can try
> debugging it?

Not easy as my code is a mixed of ObjectiveC & .NET and I have no idea how 
to easily write a full blown GNUstep application.
However I asked the question:
would you be interested in an ObjectiveC.NET sample?
even though I cna't give away the code of the binding itself, the remaining 
code should be simple enough....