Sleep at SwingWorker?

Question

I need to pass test data to a Swing interval over a period of time. The dataset is long for parsing, so I use SwingWorkerto parse it in the background. When it comes to submitting data to the graphical interface (say, one element per second), I could run Timerout SwingWorker, but that seems redundant. Any reasons not to sleep from the inside out SwingWorker?

Greetings

Answer 1

Since it SwingWorkerdoes not work on EDT, sleeping inside is excellent.

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Answer 2

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