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Re: Can a thread "raise" an event?

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Subject: Re: Can a thread "raise" an event?
From: Stefan Pantke <seaside dot ki at mac dot com>
Date: Sun, 3 Oct 2004 20:53:41 +0200
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Am 3. Okt 2004 um 19:55 schrieb Eric M.Williams:

I've implemented a small producer / consumer pattern.

Objects can register as consumers for special events.
They then get notfied, when such an event occurs. To
be a consumer, the class has to implement the consumer
interface.

Other objects can forward notifications to the
producer/consumer manager. The manager decides, who
has to receive a message.

The pattern allows to have anonymous producer / consumer
connections, since events are forwarded based on
subscribed event patterns.

I've never heard of somebody basing their programming style on communism (a command economy). :)

Well, all objects have equal rights! Don't you know the
'Object Rights Act'?

(If this is an obscure reference, read "The Commanding Heights" by Daniel Yergin and somebody else I don't remember, or enjoy the PBS series based on the book.)

Make it more specific. I'll like to have a quick look.

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