Hello all,
I am doing some things that got me thinking about timeouts shorter than
1 second, and have made some small modifications to my TimedEvaluators
package to allow it. This seems to make sense only for headless
situations; there isn't much point to opening a progress dialog for 10
milliseconds.
With that in mind, I changed the timeout to be stored in milliseconds,
added accessors for same and rewrote #timeoutSeconds[:] in terms of
them. Most of the code is unchanged; the headless class looks at
whether it has a short wait (less than one second), in which case it
simply does one wait vs. stepping by seconds. Otherwise, it works as
before.
And finally my long-awaited question: do you have any thoughts on what
would be the smallest reasonable timeout? Or, is one millisecond
getting to be a very long time for Dolphin Processes? I am thinking of
adding an assertion to validate the timeout.
Have a good one,
Bill
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Wilhelm K. Schwab, Ph.D.
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