Using afterDelay: ?
Using afterDelay: ?
- Subject: Using afterDelay: ?
- From: Mamdouh <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 01:55:38 +0200
Hi i have a status-sheet that i need to slow down a little before
closing!
I have a method that gets some data, and while its getting this it
displays a status-sheet (a simple sheet with a progress-indicator like
in DiscCopy), but this sometimes goes to fast and i want to set a delay
time for it, so it doesn't look bad!! I think there4s some other way of
setting a minimum time for an action, but until now i have only found
afterDelay: ! But even this i cant get to wait! heres what i4m writing:
[[suStatusSheet orderOut:NULL]afterDelay:3];
This does4nt work!
Heres the header method:
- (void)performSelector:(SEL)aSelector withObject:(id)anArgument
afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)delay
But i don4t know, or i cant seem to find out, how i use this with a
orderOut: method!??!
Could somebody help wither with this method or give me another pointer
on setting a minimum time for something currently running!
TIA
Mamdouh
Student/Programmer
Denmark
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