nanogui: Thread: The event queue?

Dear sir:
         Is there only one event queue in the nano-X?
         What I want to say is if I run two applications with nano-X,the
nano-X will built up two event queue? And what is the sequence of
passing event?
     Thank you!

Each client gets its own event queue, based on the events that you select 
with GrSelectEvents().

Each event is passed as they occur.

Jordan

On Monday 24 September 2001 00:42, houxiaojungood mentioned:
> Dear sir:
>          Is there only one event queue in the nano-X?
>          What I want to say is if I run two applications with nano-X,the
> nano-X will built up two event queue? And what is the sequence of
> passing event?
>      Thank you!
>
>
>
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:          Is there only one event queue in the nano-X?
:          What I want to say is if I run two applications with nano-X,the
: nano-X will built up two event queue? And what is the sequence of
: passing event?

Each time the nano-X server gets a hardware event, it
computes which client applications have selected to know
about it, and builds a separate event in the associated 
client event queue.  There is a separated client event queue
for each client attached to the server.  The events are 
passed to the client in order, each time the client requests
an event.

Regards,

Greg