Re: NSControllers, NSLocks, NSThread, Setters and Getters
Re: NSControllers, NSLocks, NSThread, Setters and Getters
- Subject: Re: NSControllers, NSLocks, NSThread, Setters and Getters
- From: Todd Heberlein <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 23 May 2008 09:37:14 -0700
On May 22, 2008, at 9:21 PM, Ken Thomases wrote:
KVO change notifications are sent and received on the same thread
where the change is made.
Thanks! Yeah, that will definitely screw up my plans. Thanks for the
heads up.
Ideally, a background thread should be given all of the data it
needs to do its work at the beginning and it would work in isolation
until its job is done and only then provide results in a lump to the
main thread.
In my case, I am constantly looking for more data to be added to a
file that is being written to by another process, then read the
additional data, and potentially update some data structures. I wanted
to put the code to check and process the file data in a separate
thread, but I think I will just try an NSTimer for now.
Thanks again! I could have seen my efforts leading to a major headache
as I tried to figure out why the Controller wasn't properly updating
the GUI.
Todd
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