We've put a couple of PrintingJobs in an applet so you can watch them in action.
They are running right now! Open the "Java console" in your browser and watch the messages being printed. Then examine the source code.
Next, we'll add one more refinement by rerouting JMSL.out to a TextArea so you don't have to open the Java Console to see messages being printed.
We note here that these MusicJobs have their repeat count set to high
values. You can always stop a MusicJob during its repeat cycle by
calling myMusicJob.finish(). This could be called in response to
a Button click, or decided algorithmically by some other class, or even
decided by the MusicJob itself, in its repeat() method, for example: if
(JMSLRandom.choose() < 0.01) finish();
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