Examples of LaterInvocationManager

de.sciss.app.LaterInvocationManager

The LaterInvocationManager is a utility bastard synthesized from an EventManager and a Runnable. It's useful for queueing activities from outside the Swing event thread to be processed later in the event thread.

Note that in test scenarios on apple's VM, PreferenceChangeEvents were dispatched in a thread different from the normal Swing event thread. Due to this fact a lot of synchronization issues arise, so we decided to pass more or less all preference changes to a LaterInvocationManager.Listener instance... @author Hanns Holger Rutz @version 0.13, 05-May-06 @todo conduct further research on the preference dispatching threadand the necessity to invoke processing on the swing thread


  public void preferenceChange( PreferenceChangeEvent e )
  {
    if( e.getKey().equals( key )) {
      if( EventManager.DEBUG_EVENTS ) System.err.println( "@menu preferenceChange : "+key+" --> "+e.getNewValue() );
      if( lim == null ) lim = new LaterInvocationManager( this );
      lim.queue( e );
    }
  }

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Examples of LaterInvocationManager

Examples of de.sciss.app.LaterInvocationManager