On Mar 29, 2007, at 12:51 PM, Tim Jones wrote:
>
> We keep hearing about the potential hazards of using App.DoEvents(),
> but no hard factual evidence. How about an example that demonstrates
> an obvious issue? Granted, I've worn a helmet since I was 5 riding
> on the back of my cousin's minibike - and will continue to wear one
> even though AZ does require it), but I haven't hit any "issues" there
> either that made the helmet more than an obstacle to my vision... If
> you want to use analogies, this FUD about App.DoEvents() feels sort
> of like scaring teens that have never had sex with STD stories.
No FUD.
The engineers who wrote it say "Don't use it this way. If you do,
expect problems. If you have problems they are you're fault."
Now, like helmets, you may never need one. But when you do it's very
nice to have been wearing one.
If you never have an issue that doesn't mean that one does not exist.
Just that you have not had the pleasure of experiencing it.
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