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Stop SimConnect_RequestDataOnSimObject(...) requests?

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unitedkingdom
Hi,

Maybe I am not reading the manual properly, (again), but how can I stop requests from been dispached?

Currently I am tracking various Sim Objects Ids when they are added using SimConnect_RequestDataOnSimObject(...) via SIMCONNECT_RECV_EVENT_OBJECT_ADDREMOVE

but when how do I stop/clear the request?
I realize that when the object it removed FS is probably clever enough to remove it from the request queue, but what about when I simply want to stop the request? Is that not possible?

Thanks

Sims
 
jimkeir

jimkeir

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unitedkingdom
Hi,

Re-send the same call you used to request the notifications, but with the period set to "SIMCONNECT_PERIOD_NEVER".

Cheers,
Jim
 
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