it means that when you reply to a message sent to the list, your message
goes there also. this makes it easier to make sure that everyone is invloved
in the majority of topics. there is more of a need to reply to the list than
to reply to an individual.
Hershel Robinson wrote:
> Sorry, that l
Sorry, that last message was not actually intended for the list.
By the way, why is it that the Reply-To: on posts to this list is set for
the list itself? I have more than once made this mistake.
Unless maybe everybody else likes it that way. :)
Hershel
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01 9:38 PM
Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] How to show loading status
> I think your problem is the famous process messages. When your program
> reaches the line to draw the layer it sends a message to the window to
draw
> the layer but it also continues with the code as you will notice your
I think your problem is the famous process messages. When your program
reaches the line to draw the layer it sends a message to the window to draw
the layer but it also continues with the code as you will notice your CPU is
probably at 100% while loading meaning that this message is not handled
un
().
There are probably more elegant ways to do it, but it works.
- Abre
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From: Hershel Robinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 12:11 PM
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Subject: [Dynapi-Help] How to show loading status
I have a page which generates a LOT of
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> IlMaestro - Ministral
> Sent: 12 May 2001 16:37
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> Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] How to show loading status
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>
> While layers are sequentially created, since all your JS is ex
While layers are sequentially created, since all your JS is executed, the
rendering engine does not execute. Jacascript is not multithreaded as you would
think. Actions are enqueued and executed sequentially. That's why an infinite
loop will block all your events and functions from working, the JS
I have a page which generates a LOT of layers when it loads. This
generation can take over 10 seconds on my 450MHz WinNT machine. I would
like to be able to show a "Please wait" window so the user has something to
look at while waiting. I am having trouble doing this.
I tried this:
DynAPI.onL
