* Performing of events is processed in separated thread, so, sender takes
* control back immideately.
*/
-class Event_Loop {
- std::map<char*, std::map<void*, std::list<Event_Listener*> > >
- myListeners; ///< map from event ID to sender pointer to listeners that must be called for this
+class Event_Loop
+{
+ std::map<char*, std::map<void*, std::list<Event_Listener*> > > myListeners; ///< map from event ID to sender pointer to listeners that must be called for this
//! The empty constructor, will be called at startup of the application, only once
- Event_Loop() {};
+ Event_Loop()
+ {
+ }
+ ;
public:
///! Returns the main object of the loop, one per application.
EVENT_EXPORT static Event_Loop* Loop();
//! Registers (or adds if such listener is already registered) a listener
//! that will be called on the event and from the defined sender
- EVENT_EXPORT void RegisterListener(Event_Listener* theListener, const Event_ID theID,
- void* theSender = 0);
+ EVENT_EXPORT void RegisterListener(Event_Listener* theListener, const Event_ID theID,
+ void* theSender = 0);
};
#endif
