When you see a stack trace like that, it's a sign that you are running in a signalled script. Look for senders of onMouseDown and read the code to find selectors of the form 'runScript:...' or 'startScript:...' to find where the signal is handled and selectors of the form 'signal:' to see where the signal is sent.
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On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 20:21, askoh
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How does an event from
Sensor nextEvent
get to
CobaltHarness mouseDown:
method?
When I printout the stack in CobaltHarness mouseDown: I get.
CobaltHarness>>mouseDown:
CobaltMaster(CroquetParticipantWithMenu)>>mouseDown:
CobaltMaster(CroquetParticipantWithMenu)>>onMouseDown
AsyncScriptMessageSend(ScriptMessageSend)>>synchronousValueWithArguments:event:
AsyncScriptMessageSend(ScriptMessageSend)>>synchronousValueWithEvent:
AsyncScriptMessageSend(ScriptMessageSend)>>valueWithEvent:
AsyncScriptMessageSend>>value
ScriptProcess>>privateRunMsg
[] in ScriptProcess>>newScript {[self privateRunMsg. self suspend]}
which does not lead to Sensor nextEvent.
Thanks,
Aik-Siong Koh
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