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mlRe: NSPDFImageRep vs. NSProgressIndicator
FROM : m
DATE : Mon Dec 02 13:27:40 2002

On Monday, December 2, 2002, at 11:33  AM, Robert Cerny wrote:

> Hi,
> because nobody sent you an answer, I will try to help you.


Thanks!

> This problem was discussed here for many times. The problem isn't in
> pdf machinery at all. The problem is that animating of your spinner is
> in the same thread as the pdf job, so working with pdf stops spinning.


This theory is not born out by my experiments. I have tried using
NSProgressIndicator's setUsesThreadedAnimation facility which at least
implies that the animation will occur in a new thread. I have tried
putting the pdf display in a separate thread, and I've tried explicitly
putting both the animation and the pdf display in their own respective
threads, and still no success.

Regards,

_murat
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