Method: isBusy for Map
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Method: isBusy for Map
Checks whether the map display is complete or whether map tiles or the track are being drawn.
bisBusy = Object.isBusy()
| Object | Map Object with this method |
| bisBusy | Boolean |
The following example creates a map display and specifies the channels with the synchronization track, the latitude and longitude, and with a highlighted track. When the display is complete, DIAdem prints the worksheet:
| VBScript | Python |
View.ActiveSheet.ActiveArea.DisplayObjType = "Map" Dim oMyObj: Set oMyObj = View.ActiveSheet.ActiveArea.DisplayObj oMyObj.MapType = "OSM Mapnik" oMyObj.ZoomLevel = 14 oMyObj.SynchronisationChannelName = "[1]/TimeStamp" oMyObj.LongitudeChannelName = "[1]/Longitude" oMyObj.LatitudeChannelName = "[1]/Latitude" oMyObj.ColorChannelName = "[1]/Distance" oMyObj.ShowTrack = True Do While oMyObj.isBusy Call Pause(0.1) Loop Call View.ActiveSheet.Print
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