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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #12332, comment 4

Timestamp:: Sep 19, 2014, 2:56:32 PM (10 years ago)
Author:: Artur Delura
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Ticket #12332, comment 4

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3	3	How about:
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5		I think we could see at this problem from global perspective. This problem could be handled in events library. I.e. throw an error/warning when there are two callbacks binded with the same priority, and one of them stop() event execution.
	5	I think we could see at this problem from global perspective. This problem could be handled in events library. I.e. throw an error/warning when there are two callbacks binded with the same priority, and one of them stop() event execution. Of course only in development version.
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7	7	Or to provide extra flag which inform that some callback can stop() event. And then this callbacks will be handled first.