Description
Is it possible to enable/disable suppression of consecutive same-type events? I mean, imagine that a graphics window is relatively expensive to redraw, and the user starts resizing the window by dragging one of its corners. The application will be receiving a sequence of resize events, but, if the redrawing is expensive, then the events queue will likely have several resize events pending to be processed. It would be nice that there would be a flag such that, if you enable it, pending consecutive resize events are "compressed" into only one (which should be the most recent, so that the window gets the most recent size).
The same could be said for other types of events, such as mouse motion, scroll, refresh, etc...
Of course, a low-level API for the events queue would allow applications to do this, but the nice thing of implementing it with a flag rather than with a low-level API is that existing apps could get this optimization for free without having to rewrite their events management function.
On the other hand, I believe this optimization should be able to be disabled, because some applications might prefer to get all the events.