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| ====Event Registration Independence==== | ====Event Registration Independence==== | ||
| - | A thread maintains an independent set of event registrations. Any event registration made (e.g. listeners or timers) inside a thread belongs to that thread. | + | A thread maintains an independent set of event registrations; it does not inherit any and it does not share any. Any event registration made (e.g. listeners or timers) inside a thread belongs to that thread. |
| * When a thread dies all of its event registrations die with it. | * When a thread dies all of its event registrations die with it. | ||
| * A `suspended` thread ignores events (see `t:status() suspended`) | * A `suspended` thread ignores events (see `t:status() suspended`) | ||
| * A thread cannot access/remove/interfere with another thread's event registrations. | * A thread cannot access/remove/interfere with another thread's event registrations. | ||
| * A pushed event is observed by all running threads on the system. | * A pushed event is observed by all running threads on the system. | ||
| + | * Two separate threads can `event.pull` for the same event, and each thread will observe the event independently. | ||
| ===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||