AEResumeTheCurrentEvent

Resume Apple Event processing

#include <AppleEvents.h> Apple Event Manager

OSErr AEResumeTheCurrentEvent( theAppleEvent, reply, dispatcher,

handlerRefcon );

AppleEvent * theAppleEvent ; AppleEvent to be resumed

AppleEvent * reply ; system default reply

EventHandlerProcPtr dispatcher ; see below

long handlerRefcon ; a reference constant

returns Error Code; 0 = no error

You can use the AEResumeTheCurrentEvent function to inform the

Apple Event Manager that your application wants to resume the handling

of a previously suspended Apple event or that it has completed handling of the

Apple Event.

When your application calls the AEResumeTheCurrentEvent function, the

Apple Event Manager resumes the handling of the specified Apple event

using the handler specified in the dispatcher parameter; if kAENoDispatch is

specified, this function simply informs the Apple Event Manager that the

specified event has been handled.

The parameter theAppleEvent is the Apple event whose processing is to be

resumed.

The reply parameter is the default reply that is automatically provided by the

Apple Event Manager for the Apple event.

The dispatcher parameter is one of the following:

• a pointer to a routine for handling the event

• the kAEUseStandardDispatch constant, which causes the Apple event to

be dispatched in the way it was when it was first received

• the kAENoDispatch constant, which tells the Apple Event Manager

that the processing of the Apple event is complete and that it does not

need to be dispatched

If the value of the dispatcher parameter is not kAEUseStandardDispatch, the

handlerRefcon parameter is a reference constant that is passed to the handler

when the handler is called. If the value of the dispatcher parameter is

kAEUseStandardDispatch, the Apple Event Manager ignores the

handlerRefcon parameter and instead passes the reference constant that is

stored in the Apple event dispatch table entry for the Apple event. (If you want

to pass the same reference constant that is stored in the Apple event dispatch

table, your application can obtain the reference constant by calling the

Result codes

noErr (0) No error

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