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Re: Closing Drawers
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Re: Closing Drawers


  • Subject: Re: Closing Drawers
  • From: Markus Hitter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 8 Apr 2002 11:09:38 +0200

Am Montag den, 8. April 2002, um 09:49, schrieb The Amazing Llama:

I want to do some code like this:

[ drawer close ];
[ self changeContentsOf:drawer ];
[ drawer open ];

But the drawer never actually closes in the UI: the contents just change. close is called, but it doesn't have enough time to actualy close before I open it again, so it just redisplays.

Without having too much background, I'd say you have to give control back to the App/Event loop to make the visible part of drawer closing appear. Probably there is some sort of notification or delegate which is called when the drawer actually became closed.


HTH,
Markus

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