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Re: Multithreading on Java

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So how does the command based programming model help the novice programmer achieve concurrency, like for example when they want to wait for 3 seconds after performing one action before performing the next action, without stalling their processing of the 20ms DS packets ?

Please note: this is not veiled criticism of the command based model; I'm just trying to untangle things.


You can create something called a CommandGroup which will run one command after another in a series (much like a series in labview), the Command Based API has a WaitCommand provided which will act as a wait period in seconds. It can also be done in a normal command by noting the initial time the command was started and basing actions off of the time since the start time.
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