In a project I'm working on, to avoid the delay in the main script (A) I tell via llMessageLinked script (B) to IM players. Now if for example six players need to be send a message, how big is the "waiting queue"? Will all six players be send an IM (player 1 at 0.0 seconds, player 2 at 2.0 seconds, player 3 at 4.0 seconds...) or will only player 1 receive an IM?
Also, are events queued? If for example three players are asking for a status report from main script (A) and this script is fetching data from other scripts, will the status requests of the other players still be in the queue and how big is that queue?
Thanks in advance.
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Neal McAlpine
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03-14-2007 23:50
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Masakazu Kojima
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03-15-2007 00:02
http://lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=events
If a script provides an event handler, and an event of this type occurs, the simulator will add this event to the script's event queue. The script's event handlers will then be called in the order the events are queued in (FIFO). According to Cory Linden, the event queue can hold up to 64 events. If the event queue is filled, it will silently drop any new events. |
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Neal McAlpine
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03-15-2007 00:12
Ah great. Thanks a lot.
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