Hallo, Tim Blechmann hat gesagt: // Tim Blechmann wrote:
On Sun, 2007-02-11 at 23:27 +0100, Frank Barknecht wrote:
[r y] |[symbol x] | [t a b] | | | [s kill-symbol-x] | [s y]
i don't see a problem with the following signal flow (indentation represents the message stack):
symbol x, execute outlet 1 t a b, execute outlet 2 s kill-symbol-x, mark 'symbol x' deletable t a b, execute outlet 1 s y, send r y, receive symbol x, set object symbol x, returning from outlet 1, as it's marked as deletable, remove it from the interpreter
I probably misunderstood you: I thought, that as soon as the [symbol x] object was killed the reason to fire the "anything" outlet of the trigger was gone as well, so this outlet should *not* be allowed to fire.
But as I understand it now, your proposal is exactly the same as the current [delay] solution, just one object less (the [delay]), one crash less and still no "micro steps". [symbol x] would live until the end of the logical step and be killed afterwards.
I still prefer the explicitness of [delay], though.
Ciao