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I am trying to get a program so that its sort of like downloading something, when it shows you the % and stuff, in which it goes up. I've been trying to get it to work, but what I done always doesn't seem to work. And I was thinking if there was anyway to change the title of your program when it runs in a command type window.
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Seems like you'll either have to suffice with while loop that has some kind of waiting case, or you can learn to use threads.
I don't know if there is a built-in timer to pause a process (such as a method) being read for a set amount of milliseconds, or any time argument. If one exists I'd use that.
I don't know if there is a built-in timer to pause a process (such as a method) being read for a set amount of milliseconds, or any time argument. If one exists I'd use that.
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