hello everyone, freshman, , trying make mac application upgrade device, , trouble now. here's question:
project has main window, binds appdelegate controller; , has 2 threads: parent-thread shows view, child-thread b upgrade , on.
between 2 threads, use notification center achieve inter-process communication. when thread b finished doing something, sent notification thread a, , thread change on view, such change values of textfield , on.
question is: view shows correctly, , other times fails show changed ones. how can deal ?
don't use nsnotificationcenter communicating between threads. notifications received on same thread in sent, in other words, it's not doing @ want to. nsnotificationcenter more geared towards implementing observer design pattern, not threading.
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