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| Re: UI Thread [message #334004 is a reply to message #333978] |
Thu, 15 January 2009 15:26  |
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Originally posted by: szchaler.acm.org
Couldn't you just check Display.getCurrent(). The javadoc seems to say
that if it returns null you are not a UI thread...
Steffen
Danail Nachev wrote:
> UI Thread is not distinguishable from the other threads, so you cannot
> determine easily whether the current thread is an UI thread.
>
> The uber hardcore hack would be to examine the call stack and check
> whether SWT classes or on it. In this case, there is a great chance that
> you are on the UI thread.
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> But I suggest that you rethink your strategy and modify your code to not
> depend on the UI thread or pass this information somehow from other
> code, which depends on UI classes.
>
> Benson Ning wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have code needs to determine if the current thread is UI thread or
>> not, since my plugin can not depend on any UI plugins, so I can not use
>> Display.getCurrent() to do so, is there any other way I can check the
>> thread? Will the UI thread in eclipse has higher priority?
>>
>> Thanks for your help!
>>
>>
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