[DGD] Maximum delay on call_outs?

[Noah Gibbs]

  Somebody else already answered this, suggesting making the function static. 
This will work, though certain hacks can make it annoying to do so.  You can
also, as you suggested, check the caller and make sure its a known/expected
object.

--- Rev Dr Ari D Jordon <x262sm102 at sneakemail.com> wrote:

> --Back in the dark ages (or at least on 7/19/2007 11:11 AM -0700), "Noah 
> Gibbs had the audacity to proclaim:
> 
> >   Are you making sure that no error is returned?  That seems like a more
> > likely problem than the amount of delay...
> 
> Well, call_out() is returning a positive value. However, reread the 
> call_out doc yet again and noticed a bit I'd missed before, about the 
> function not being private.  Whoops.  Changed that, and hopefully will work 
> now.  This does raise the question of how to prevent said function being 
> called by anything other than the call_out.  I'm guessing checking 
> this_object() against previous_object()?
> ---
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