tnxs Cliff for the answer,again, it was clear and concise.

I was not suggesting that pureMVC should work any other way than how it is intended to work right now.

regards,
goliatone

Tnxs cliff for the fast answer.

I understand what single thread means.

I guess i did not lay down my question properly. If any given notification can be heard and handled horizontally by many different listeners, each having to react and modify the application, and at the same time ( possibly/conditionally) notifying those changes vertically, thus pausing the horizontal update and possibly "deforming" the app's state for those handling changes vertically. (sorry if it is a bit dense...)

And how does that affect commands, since commands are fired through notifications.

Does that mean that is the expected behavior of the notification system of puremvc in Flash, and that it is different in, say, the Flex or PHP implementation, or you mean that since Flash is single threaded, thus why puremvc's notification system is too.

I would still find interesting to have an answer to this.

Hi there,
I was not aware of this as a feature or that it is the expected behaviour.

Perhaps, i did missread the documentation because i dont remember any references to it.

Im in the process of learning, so ive started my first real world app. At the momment im doing the structure, and testing with mook objects and Logger. I came across some "unexpected" behaviour and this would explain it.

But i have a question about your response, thou.

This is the expected behavior. Flash is single threaded.

Does that mean that is the expected behaviour of the notification system of puremvc in Flash, and that it is different in, say, the Flex or PHP implementation, or you mean that since Flash is single threaded, thus why puremvc's notification system is too.

Also, what is the best way out of the box to ensure that  notifications cause the expected action--reaction?
With other words, i guess, what are the implications of working with a sinle thread notification system?

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sidenote:
I have to congrat. for the great work you have done!
puremvc rocks.