Tim Martin wrote:
> Hi all,
> ...
>
The JDialog contructor takes a parameter that will tell it to be a modal
window.
(ns cara.gui.dialog-test
(:import [javax.swing JDialog JTextField JButton AbstractAction]))
(defn- create-and-show [data-ref]
(let [dialog (new JDialog (@data-ref :owner)
I would create a ref in the let statement that is launching the
dialog. Then create a countdown latch and launch the dialog using
SwingUtilities/invokeLater. Ensure the ref is set (dosync ...) and
the latch is counted when the dialog is closed. Now you have a
synchronous result from your asynch
A JDialog is going to run on the GUI thread and you can't change that.
There are various concurrency tools in Java that will give you what you
want. The easiest is to wait create a SynchronousQueue. Check the Java API
docs.
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 6:15 PM, Tim Martin wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I w
