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private void OptionsActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) { // After clicking on button X, I want 4 other buttons to show up // in a sequential order ButtonTrue(); } public void ButtonTrue() { Audio_Options.setVisible(true); letsSleep(); Control_Options.setVisible(true); letsSleep(); Display_Options.setVisible(true); letsSleep(); Network_Options.setVisible(true); } public void letsSleep() { try { Thread.sleep(10000); } catch (InterruptedException ex) { Logger.getLogger(MainMenu.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex); } } I have 4 buttons. I want them to appear in a sequential

When trying to learn how to create a delay I researched and found the dominant answer to be to use Handler/Runnable/postDelayed. Handler handler=new Handler(); final Runnable r = new Runnable() { public void run() { delayedMethod(); } }; handler.postDelayed(r, 1000); That worked ok for a while, but I've added a few more things going on and now they are sometimes happening in the wrong order. This set of events: paintScreen1() ... delayedPaintScreen2() ... paintScreen3() is screwing up (sometimes) and doing this: paintScreen1() ... paintScreen3() ... delayedPaintScreen2() (runs last and gets

I'm using CSS3 PIE to add support for rounded corners to IE7/8. I've found that when I have lots of elements on the page with rounded corners, performance in IE9 drops considerably when PIE is enabled: scrolling becomes laggy, simple hover effects (like link color changes) become significantly delayed, etc. But according to PIE's own documentation, PIE "does nothing" in IE9 if the browser natively supports the particular CSS3 feature you're using. Theoretically, then, if I'm only using border-radius (which IE9 supports), enabling PIE should have no effect on performance. What could be causing

I've been running into a weird problem repeatedly in JavaScript now. I can't seem to delay setInterval longer. A small example of what happens: var loop; var count; loop = setInterval(start, 30); function start() { //Some code delay(); //Some more code } function delay() { setTimeout(function () { count++; //Animation code if (count <= 1000) delay(); }, 100); } Now what I want to do is, execute 'some code' part, do nothing while the 'animation code' executes, and then execute 'some more code' part. What is happening is that the 'some more code' part and the delay function is getting executed

I am looking for some thing like time.sleep in Kivy, because kivy does not support time.sleep and it hangs when i run a program using time.sleep . I searched and found a function called: Clock.schedule_interval(self.callback, interval) but its not probably like time.sleep . Clock.schedule calls a function every x seconds, but I want to make a delay. kivy.clock kivy does not support time.sleep Kivy supports time.sleep just fine, it just doesn't do what you want it to do - as per the function name, it sleeps, which means kivy 'freezes' as it isn't taking input, updating the graphics etc. Anyway,

I'm looking for php code that changes file name -adds current date, and starts download the file with delay. If download will not start there is an option to download the file with added date by clicking the link. Something like this: Your download will begin in a few moments... If nothing happens, click <a href="">here</a> . I found only this: // It will be called downloaded.pdf header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="downloaded.pdf"'); // The PDF source is in original.pdf readfile('plik.pdf'); https://stackoverflow.com/a/6694505 Please help me. You will need two parts to do this