Hello Thomas, > I can't speak directly for the Adobe > implementation > but in the Batik implementation all > access/manipulation > of the DOM is done in one thread. So in your > example > it would not be possible for animation to run (which > manipulates the DOM/CSS) while the script is > executing. That's my experience,too. And forceRedraw() (I think it was called that) is not impl. to actually get it redrawn. I didn't mean scripted animations. I ment the declarative ones. I just tried declarative and script doing something. I guess I was wrong assuuming something. They stop if JS code is running. Excuse my language, but that sucks! > There are also issues with 'long lived' DOM > objects like node lists, when you may have multiple > threads operating on the DOM tree at the same time. Yeap, the problem of synchronizing threads and the problem with object references. Jan __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam http://mail.yahoo.comReceived on Wednesday, 17 March 2004 07:26:44 UTC
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