Hi Ken,
Am 19.06.2011 um 15:40 schrieb Ken Tozier:
> - (void)observeValueForKeyPath:(NSString *) inKeyPath
> ofObject:(id) inObject
> change:(NSDictionary *) inChange
> context:(void *) inContext
> {
> if ([inKeyPath isEqualToString: @"subsetRange"])
> {
> // figure out how many lines you still have to draw here
> if (stillHaveLinesToDraw == YES)
> {
> sleep(<some number of ticks>);
> [self setNeedsDisplay: YES];
> }
> }
> }
Thanks for this speedy reply! Using a KVO observer is a new approach I haven't
considered, yet. But the main difference to my first idea is the usage of
repetitive invocations of "drawRect:" instead a loop inside the method itself.
To make this a slow-motion, you mentioned a "sleep(...)" (wasn't included in
the mailing list reply), which will freeze the GUI, won't it?
CAAnimation sounds promising, unfortunately I haven't used it before, and
animating several paths doesn't seem to be covered with basic animations ...
I'd look deeper into the references, but currently I'm afraid it's beyond my
capabilities.
Matthias_______________________________________________
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