🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi guys!

I came from realtime programming when I started to create Windows apps. One
app I made had a lot of threads in it and they communicated by sending
messages through PostThreadMessage. That's how things were done in the
realtime environment I was used to, but it's not very object oriented, is
it...

So, I thought I could make it more OO by turning each thread into an object,
which encapsulates the functionality. The object would communicate with its
owner in an OO fashion through properties, methods and events. The thread is
still needed though. I thought if the object created the thread internally,
the object's owner would not have to care about it.

The problem would be the object's message queue. The thread's message queue
would be the only one reading messages in its message queue, but if I don't
create a private message queue inside the object, the object's owner would
also receive messages from the thread, possibly deleting them before the
object gets a chance to read it.

So, to a few questions:

1. Am I on the right track?
2. How do I create the object's private message queue?
3. How do I place a message there from the object's private thread?

- Kristoffer -