I haven't touched hyperpad in a long time but I got an email about the most recent update and it reminded me. I just wanted to come by and say thank you to the hyperpad devs and community because in a couple of weeks I'm leaving for college to study computer science and I probably would never have been interested in programming if not for this app. I'm glad to see that the community is still active. @Murtaza @Hamed

I was just wondering if converting a project to Xcode would have an effect on performance.

It's a diamond

0,-5,0,0,2,0,-5,0,0,5,0,0,0,0,5,0,0,-5,3.5,0,3.5,3.5,0,-3.5,-3.5,0,-3.5,-3.5,0,3.5,3,2,0,-3,2,0,0,2,3,0,2,-3,7:4:1:3:10:1:6:9:1:14:12:2:8:14:6:7:11:4:11:14:2:10:5:1:7:4:1:13:11:2:5:7:1:13:7:11:6:14:9:9:12:3:14:9:12:12:13:10:5:13:7:10:13:5:4:8:1:12:13:2:5:7:1:11:8:14:4:11:8:8:6:1:9:3:1:3:12:10:|

@deeeds this is similar to what I had going before.
I used the message key as the name and sent a dictionary through the message value. A callback key could also be sent in the argument dictionary so when the function finishes, it can broadcast a message back to the caller.

e.g:
http://bit.ly/2CLVQTD

But I still have a few concerns. If I call the function again before it finishes, it will be interrupted. Also, it's a lot of junk to work with to do something that should be simple and would be beneficial.
This method probably doesn't have optimal performance either.