Hi,
the timer variable should be a member of the class not a variable within
the body. That way you can check and cancel... Something like this will be
closer to what you need:
UITimer timer;
protected boolean filter(String text) {
if (text.length() == 0) {
if(timer != null) timer.c
Hello,
I have tried several options but I only get error messages, I appreciate
the support on how to insert the UITimer API.
My code:
final DefaultListModel lmArticulos = new DefaultListModel<>();
AutoCompleteTextField atArticulo = new
AutoCompleteTextField(lmArticulos) {
Hi,
sure. I demonstrated this in the online courses but this is a pretty simple
strategy.
Keep a variable called timer of type UI timer and whenever you get an event:
- If you have a timer just cancel it
- Create a new timer to send the event in 500ms or even 1 second.
That way you create a del
