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Subject: From: Date: | Re: [ECS] ECS 4.3.001 release Bill Walters Sat, 4 Mar 2000 21:31:58 -0600 |
Mark,
Thank you for clarifying this.
However, I have a question I hope you can help with... In your prior
message you say,
* 18) The SERIAL-API & DDE-API have been changed as follows:
a) For MONITORED Items, ECS will now send an update packet EVERY
time the State of such Items are set to a value differing from
the current. Previously, updates would be sent only once per pass,
and so multiple State changes made during one Event-pass could
be missed.
WARNING: We recommend that you do NOT perform "intermediate"
calculations on monitored Items, as every change will trigger
a packet transmission (which could "flood" the Client).
I understand part a) but have absolutely no idea what you're talking
about in part b)...
Could you clarify ???
b) When a DDE client issues an Item State-change request
(SET/ADD/etc),
ECS now returns the CURRENT (PRE-modified) State in the response
packet (rather than the post-modified State). If the Item is
MONITORED, a subsequent update packet will be sent when the
State is modified. Note that for GROUP-MINIMUM/MAXIMUM Items,
multiples may be sent.
--
Thanks,
Bill Walters
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