




The function 
execute-with-interface 
is a useful way of operating on an interface owned by another process.  It takes a top-level interface, a function and some arguments and queues the function to be run by that process when it next enters its event loop (for an interface owned by the current process, it calls the function immediately).
Note: 
execute-with-interface
 applies 
function
 even if 
interface
 does not have a screen representation, for example when it is destroyed. To call 
function
 only if 
interface
 has a representation, use execute-with-interface-if-alive.
Note:
 All accesses (reads as well as writes) on a CAPI interface and its sub-elements should be performed in the interface process. Within a callback on the interface this happens automatically, but 
execute-with-interface
 is a useful utility in other circumstances.
(setq a (capi:display (make-instance 'capi:interface)))
(capi:execute-with-interface
a 'break
"Break inside the interface process")