For studying purposes (on recursion), I build a simple NSView subclass capable of drawing a Sierpiński triangle.
The class has 2 helper methods to draw triangles and the fractal itself. The former is quite simple, draws triangles given start point, height and width. The latter, also simple, is called inside -drawRect and looks like:
The question is:
Is it possible to "pause" after each call to -drawTriangle say for 0.25 second and redisplay the view, so I can see each triangle being draw?
Thanks!
The class has 2 helper methods to draw triangles and the fractal itself. The former is quite simple, draws triangles given start point, height and width. The latter, also simple, is called inside -drawRect and looks like:
Code:
void drawFractal x,y,w,h {
if (h < {predefined value} || w < {...}) {
drawTriangle x,y,w,h;
return;
}
drawFractal x,y,w/2,h/2 // for lower left Triangle
drawFractal ... // for top
drawFractal ... // for lower right
}
The question is:
Is it possible to "pause" after each call to -drawTriangle say for 0.25 second and redisplay the view, so I can see each triangle being draw?
Thanks!