Hi Miguel!
A good solution to this problem is non-trivial. To help you with your
immediate issue, I will add a predicate so that you can test whether
or no
the eval engine is still running. I will also try to add another entry
point that will queue strings to be evaluated.
I understand that a (potentially long) script should be executed in the
background - and if the
user wishes to e.g. rotate the structure during this, this should still
be possible.
I guess a queue would be good then.
Would it be sufficient to lock the few places where eval.start() is
called - i.e. do the control in the Viewer class?
Andreas
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