[rkward-tracker] [ rkward-Feature Requests-1184757 ] interupting commands

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Feature Requests item #1184757, was opened at 2005-04-17 19:59
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Category: None
Group: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Thomas Friedrichsmeier (tfry)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: interupting commands

Initial Comment:
Interupting commands is broken. But also it  
never was quite good, you could only ever  
interupt the one command last submitted in the 
console (as far as I remember that is). 
Hence instead of "fixing" this, it will probably 
make sense to come up with a better solution. 
After all, it should also be possible, to interupt a 
command from a plugin, from a command file, 
etc. (while generally internal commands might 
not be safely interruptable). 
What I think would be cool is to have a widget 
display a list of commands currently in the 
execution stack, i.e. pretty much visualize the 
RCommandStacks. Then commands / 
command chains can be selected to be 
interupted, and also we can make a cool 
screenshot ;-). 
What may make this somewhat non-trivial is the 
threading stuff involved. Not sure right now, 
whether we can safely get at the data in the 
RCommandStacks from the GUI-thread without 
duplicating that data. I'll look into that later and 
add a further comment then. 

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>Comment By: Thomas Friedrichsmeier (tfry)
Date: 2005-04-17 22:11

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When done, remember to clean up 
"user_command", etc. variables/functions in rkwatch 
and rkconsole (also in rkwardapp?). Those are 
leftovers from the old interupt functionality. 

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