My suggestion would be to write your text to the control, then use
callLater() to call the main method.
Tracy
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Exactly. And please have a look at Josh's very good explanation of why
it is that "long winded".
You have the same thing in other programming systems as well. Eg. last
time i looked at Java client programming, you need to establish a
second thread for beeing able to update the UI and receive user i
Disclaimer: This is from memory, and details will be wrong :)
I have documentation in the works for this, but it'll turn up in a blog post
in a couple weeks when it's launched! I've also left out the sizing etc.
When you set fields of most properly written components, you're usually not
setting a
2008 9:33:56 AM
Subject: RE: [SPAM]Re: [flexcoders] Delay before text is updated
Thanks for the replies.
My method basically creates a fairly large string and then
writes this string to disk as an xml file.
So are you saying, if my function takes say 10 seconds to
complete, there will
When you say delay the call to the method, do you mean set a timer to a
small time period (say 500 milliseconds) after which it will call the
"createStudentDataXMLFile" function?
I definitely must be missing something fundamental here as seems a really
long winded way to get some text to update
Thanks for the replies.
My method basically creates a fairly large string and then writes this
string to disk as an xml file.
So are you saying, if my function takes say 10 seconds to complete, there
will be no ENTER_FRAME dispatched during this time? If so then is there any
function I can
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