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DisplayQueue

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DisplayQueue is part of the coding framework for MDriven Framework. It implements the databinding updates async to avoid thrashing the UI with updates that may be passing states. For example, if you looped this command x:=x+1 - we do not want to force UI updates for each loop.

DisplayQueue polling is different on different UI implementations.

For WPF, call this early in your application:

WPFDequeuer.Active = true;

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	DisplayQueue is part of the coding framework for MDriven Framework. It implements the databinding updates async to avoid thrashing the UI with updates that may be passing states. For example, if you looped this command <code>x:=x+1</code> - we do not want to force UI updates for each loop.		DisplayQueue is part of the coding framework for MDriven Framework. It implements the databinding updates async to avoid thrashing the UI with updates that may be passing states. For example, if you looped this command <code>x:=x+1</code> - we do not want to force UI updates for each loop.