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In the ontology importer, move the bulk of the work to a separate thread, so that we can monitor and control it's execution.
Motivation
Currently the import happens entirely on the main thread, and there are a lot of places where the importer has to yield to let events be handled to avoid making the application unresponsive. It would be better to move the importer into a separate threads, so that the execution can happen asynchronously and can be monitored and controlled (e.g. cancelled).
Example Use Cases
Imagine trying to import a large ontology, there is currently no way to cancel the import process, and in some places it could still make the application unresponsive to user inputs between calls to processEvents().
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Description
In the ontology importer, move the bulk of the work to a separate thread, so that we can monitor and control it's execution.
Motivation
Currently the import happens entirely on the main thread, and there are a lot of places where the importer has to yield to let events be handled to avoid making the application unresponsive. It would be better to move the importer into a separate threads, so that the execution can happen asynchronously and can be monitored and controlled (e.g. cancelled).
Example Use Cases
Imagine trying to import a large ontology, there is currently no way to cancel the import process, and in some places it could still make the application unresponsive to user inputs between calls to
processEvents()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: