Re: [platform-swt-dev] timerExec(10, this)

[selim yucel <selimyucel@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Steve,
You are right.
I am running swt-opengl example-5 from nehe.
I compare cpu from task manager, when the interface
thread's run is commented and not commented.
Is the difference just because of the other thread
running, or because of display is refrashing or some
other rendering?

Is there a way to display without using "timerExec"
method?

I modified the example and attach it.
Thanks,
Selim Yucel.



--- Steve Northover <Steve_Northover@xxxxxxxxxx>
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> It will only run once.
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> Hello,
> I am new int swt-opengl and I am not sure here is
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> right place to ask this question.
> What do I need to do to run
> "_canvas.getDisplay().timerExec(10, this);" once? I
> do
> want to draw the secene once at the beginning.
> Best Regards.
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