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Allow the possibility to stop the internal timer in ViewControlsSelectListener #80

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@sbodmer sbodmer commented Jan 7, 2017

Here are some explanation why stopping the timer could be a good idea :
Some developers (myself included) don't uses System.exit() to terminate a java process (the jvm is terminated automatically if no more
(non-deamons) threads are running, this way it's possible to check that every code is managed correctly when the app is quitting).
The current implementation does not allow to stop the timer, so the jvm will never terminate automatically...

Here are some explanation why stopping the timer could be a good idea :
Some developers (myself included) don't uses System.exit() to terminate a java process (the jvm is terminated automatically if no more
(non-deamons) threads are running, this way it's possible to check that every code is managed correctly when the app is quitting).
The current implementation does not allow to stop the timer, so the jvm will never terminate automatically...
@sbodmer sbodmer changed the title Allow the possibility to stop the internal timer Allow the possibility to stop the internal timer in ViewControlsSelectListener Jan 7, 2017
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