On 08/08/13 23:02, eryksun wrote:
You are creating a new instance inside your run() method but
the call in main() only sets it for the instance created in
main. It won't set it up for any other instance. You need
to call it every time you create a new object. Unless....
If you put it in init() it will be called every time you
create a new instance. Much safer.
I'm confused. Why does the OP want multiple instances of the user
interface widgets?
He may not, but he is creating them! But it is possible he does want
multiple duplicate windows, one monitoring each thread. (eg progress
dialogs on an FTP program). Since I don't know the context I'm
assuming he knows how many windows he wants!
If he does want just one then he needs to reference the global object in
his run() method... But that brings us back into the land of
synchronisation issues and threadsafe locks etc.
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Alan G
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