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I should've tried this before, but after completely removing setProgress(), everything works fine.

So I then moved the setProgress out of the inner for loop so it just checks with the width to...

Yeah.... From what I can see.... I think setProgress(100 or 101) calls done() for some reason... I think thats at least one of my problems.... The math.min helped a little too...

Thanks for...

This is from the SSCE:

Dimensions: 200, 198 (and down)
(incorrect)


getData start
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I really appreciate the help. Sorry if I'm being dense

I'm sorry, I really wish I could understand whats going on. Are you implying that there is something going wrong when I calculate the progress? Like imprecision between ints and doubles?

I think...

I might just try using a single dimension int instead of the two dimensional and see if that gets me anywhere...

I get more weird output when I set WIDTH = 100 or 150 with HEIGHT = 200
Task only reports 50% and 75% respectively....
Im going to check the debugger with these cases....

Sorry for sounding cross, I just see absolutely no reason why this should happen...

Heres an SSCCE though it may not be the simplest.
You may need to run it to see what I mean.


import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.Cursor;
import java.awt.Insets;
import...

http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1348164&start=15&tstart=0

post on top of page seems to have a similar problem.... BUT THE THREAD WAS LOCKED GODDAMNIT!

Even using the solution at the bottom of this page doesn't help:

http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6826514

This bug is so freaking weird! There seems to be a pattern to it, BUT...

It seems as though it never hits the return statement for the doInBackground() method and goes straight to done() even though its not canceled whatsoever (isCanceled() == false)

WHY WOULD IT DO...

I have a SwingWorker which generates an int[][] into a variable local to the SwingWorker object in its doInBackground() method.

The done() method then assigns that int[][] to another variable.
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