It will be immediate -- for your eyes. In reality it'll be a few miliseconds later, but I'm sure you won't noticeOriginally Posted by alphaqt
The point is that each repaint() is executed immediately and two or more update() calls can be "merged", resulting in much more efficient painting. That's why it's better to use update() (and probably why repaint() is protected).





The point is that each repaint() is executed immediately and two or more update() calls can be "merged", resulting in much more efficient painting. That's why it's better to use update() (and probably why repaint() is protected).
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