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nextReadySilence Property

nextReadySilence Property

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The temporary number of milliseconds to wait for no send buffers following the end of a host write buffer that results in an UNLOCK in order to return from a wait.

 

HostConnectionnextReadySilence

 

Arguments

 

HostConnection

 Required. HostConnection object.

 

Remarks

 

READWRITE.

 

This property will override the active readySilence property for one wait period following the keyboard unlock.  It can be used to tune for a long delay for certain screen transitions, when they are known to be problematic in terms of late, unpredictable screen updates.

 

NOTE--the nextReadySilence value can be set particularly high in certain types of transitions where the keyboard is unlocked TOO EARLY, for example, some VT220 environments unlock the keyboard and then pause, before sending the "real updates".

 

If you are certain that additional buffers will always come after the keyboard unlock for certain transitions, setting this value to 5000 will provide up to a 5 second wait for subsequent buffers.  After the next buffer is received (following the keyboard unlock) this value will no longer be used for subsequent checks and the readySilence value will take over.

 

Requirements

 

Flynet Viewer

 

Applies To: HostConnection object

 


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