Drawing to images on iOS relies on a buffer which is global so it can't be
threadsafe.
You can use a UITimer to create the clocks one by one on the EDT and cancel
the timer when you are done.
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I'm drawing clocks for a list of events that have different times that need
to be displayed.
I am caching them so they aren't generated every time but they do need to
be generated at some point. Currently there are about 20 and it takes under
a second so it just 'sticks' the UI briefly.
I
Yes, I refined the JavaDoc there. We didn't touch it since 2007.
The EDT section in the developer guide explains this better.
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invokeAndBlock is by definition off the EDT.
iOS is really sensitive to off EDT drawing due to the way offline images
are drawn there (they use a global context object).
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