wx.CallAfter will execute the callable you pass it during the next run
through the event loop. It is a convenient way of, for example,
defering a call until after window creation. As a side effect of
PostMessage being threadsafe, it is also a handy way to have the main
thread execute code on behalf of a seconday thread.
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On 2/25/06, Michael Hipp <Michael@hipp.com> wrote:
Is there any documentation for wx.CallAfter() somewhere? Just wondering
what all it could do and how.Thanks,
Michael---------------------------------------------------------------------
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