// Execute any pending messages.
private void DoPendingMessages()
{
#if TESTMS
Debug.WriteLineIf(s_fMatchingHvo, "MessageSequencer.DoPendingMessages start: " + m_obj.ToString());
Debug.WriteLineIf(s_fMatchingHvo, "MessageSequencer.DoPendingMessages Asserting m_fReentering to be true; " + "original value: " + m_fReentering.ToString());
if (!m_fReentering)
{
Debug.WriteLineIf(s_fMatchingHvo, "MessageSequencer.DoPendingMessages Failed Assert: Debug.Assert(m_fReentering);");
Debug.WriteLine(String.Format("Master: {0}", m_master));
}
#endif
// This can happen, if the client called PauseMessageQueueing in a non-modal environment,
// which just kept going. PauseMessageQueueing is only to be used in a modal context, that
// does not keep going right away.
Debug.Assert(m_fReentering, "You probably are using PauseMessageQueueing in a non-modal context.");
#if TESTMS
Debug.WriteLineIf(s_fMatchingHvo, "MessageSequencer.DoPendingMessages Passed Assert: Debug.Assert(m_fReentering);");
#endif
// A Refresh message can dispose of this object while this object is handling that message.
while (m_messages != null && m_messages.Count > 0)
{
Message m1 = (Message)m_messages.Remove();
#if TESTMS
Debug.WriteLineIf(s_fMatchingHvo, "MessageSequencer.DoPendingMessages handle cached message (start): " + m1.ToString());
#endif
m_receiver.OriginalWndProc(ref m1);
#if TESTMS
Debug.WriteLineIf(s_fMatchingHvo, "MessageSequencer.DoPendingMessages resend message (done): " + m1.ToString());
#endif
}
#if TESTMS
Debug.WriteLineIf(s_fMatchingHvo, "MessageSequencer.DoPendingMessages end: " + m_obj.ToString());
#endif
}
void Check(int start, int end, ref int count, SafeQueue queue)
{
for (int i = start; i < end; i++)
{
int result = (int)queue.Remove();
count--;
Assert.AreEqual(i, result);
Assert.AreEqual(count, queue.Count);
}
}
void Check(int start, int end, ref int count, SafeQueue queue)
{
for (int i = start; i < end; i++)
{
int result = (int) queue.Remove();
count--;
Assert.AreEqual(i, result);
Assert.AreEqual(count, queue.Count);
}
}
