gecko-dev/cmd/macfe/utility/UDeferredTask.h
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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*-
*
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* Copyright (C) 1998 Netscape Communications Corporation. All Rights
* Reserved.
*/
#pragma once
//========================================================================================
// This file contains a suite of classes that allow posting and deferred execution
// of tasks in any powerplant application (except for CDeferredCloseTask, which is
// specific to Communicator).
// CDeferredTaskManager: A singleton class, manages each per-window queue of tasks,
// together with one global "nil" queue. It is created only when
// a task is first posted, and is deleted as soon as no more
// tasks exist.
// CDeferredTaskQueue: A queue of tasks. Each task belongs to a window (except that
// one global "nil" queue is allowed), and tasks for
// different windows are in different queues. A queue is created
// only when needed and is deleted immediately it becomes empty.
// CDeferredTask: The abstract base class for tasks that can be posted.
// CDeferredCommand This is an example of a deferred task object. Its ExecuteSelf()
// method calls ObeyCommand
// CDeferredMessage This is another example, but calls ListenToMessage instead.
// CDeferredCloseTask Another example. Closes a window when it's safe.
//========================================================================================
#include <LPeriodical.h>
class CDeferredTaskQueue; // forward.
class CDeferredTask; // forward.
//========================================================================================
class CDeferredTaskManager
// On each idle, the task manager will walk the queue list. For each queue, it will
// take the following action:
// Tell the first task to execute. If the task returns true, the task is then
// deleted. If it returns false, it is left in the queue to be tried on the next idle.
// There are only a few public entry points: Post and Remove. Each of these has
// an LPane* parameter that is used to work out which window, and hence which queue, the
// task belongs to. When posting, a new queue will be opened for the window in question,
// if none exists. When removing, the queue is deleted if no more tasks remain in it.
//========================================================================================
: public LPeriodical
{
public: // ---------- BEGIN PUBLIC API ------------- //
static void Post(CDeferredTask* inTask, LPane* inPane,
bool inUnique = false);
// Post a task to the end of the queue. If
// inUnique is true all others of the same
// type will be removed.
static void Remove(CDeferredTask*& inTask, LPane* inPane);
// Remove task.
static void ClearQueue(LPane* inPane);
// Remove all tasks from this queue.
static void DoQuit(Int32 inSaveOption);
// Finish all the close tasks.
// ---------- END PUBLIC API ------------- //
protected:
CDeferredTaskManager();
~CDeferredTaskManager();
virtual void SpendTime(const EventRecord&);
void DoExecuteTasks();
void DoPost(
CDeferredTask* inTask,
LPane* inPane,
Boolean inUnique);
void DoRemove(
CDeferredTask*& inTask,
LPane* inPane);
void DoRemove(
CDeferredTask*& inTask,
LWindow* inWindow);
void DoClearQueue(LPane* inPane);
void DoClearQueue(LWindow* inWindow);
void RemoveNextQueueAfter(
CDeferredTaskQueue* inPreviousQueue);
// data
protected:
CDeferredTaskQueue* mQueueList;
static CDeferredTaskManager* sManager;
}; // class CDeferredTaskManager
//========================================================================================
class CDeferredTaskQueue
// There is one queue per window, and optionally one global one (with mQueueWindow
// == nil). The first task in each queue "blocks" any subsequent tasks in the same queue.
// FIFO order is thus guaranteed.
//========================================================================================
{
friend class CDeferredTaskManager;
protected:
CDeferredTaskQueue(LWindow* inWindow);
~CDeferredTaskQueue();
void DoPost(CDeferredTask* inTask);
void DoRemove(CDeferredTask*& inTask);
void DoRemoveType(CDeferredTask* inTask);
void DoClearSelf();
// data
protected:
LWindow* mQueueWindow;
CDeferredTaskQueue* mNext;
CDeferredTask* mFrontTask;
}; // class CDeferredWindowTaskQueue
//========================================================================================
class CDeferredTask
// Base class for various useful types of deferred tasks. Derived classes must implement
// ExecuteSelf(), returning an ExecuteResult value of:
// eWaitStayFront task is to be tried again, and wishes to remain blocking the queue
// eWaitDoneDelete task has done its work and is to be deleted
// eWaitStepBack task is to be tried again, but willing to step back in the queue
// to give the next task a chance. (background, low priority)
//========================================================================================
{
protected:
enum ExecuteResult { eWaitStayFront, eDoneDelete, eWaitStepBack };
CDeferredTask();
virtual ~CDeferredTask();
virtual ExecuteResult ExecuteSelf() = 0;
private:
ExecuteResult Execute();
// data
protected:
friend class CDeferredTaskManager;
friend class CDeferredTaskQueue;
CDeferredTask* mNext;
Boolean mExecuting; // reentrancy protection.
#if DEBUG
UInt32 mExecuteAttemptCount;
#endif
}; // class CDeferredTask
class LCommander;
//========================================================================================
class CDeferredCommand
// This is an example of a CDeferredTask. This one calls ObeyCommand on a commander.
//========================================================================================
: public CDeferredTask
{
public:
CDeferredCommand(
LCommander* inCommander,
CommandT inCommand,
void* ioParam);
virtual ExecuteResult ExecuteSelf();
// data
LCommander* mCommander;
CommandT mCommand;
void* mParam;
}; // class CDeferredCommand
class LListener;
//========================================================================================
class CDeferredMessage
// This is an example of a CDeferredTask. This one calls ListenToMessage on a listener.
//========================================================================================
: public CDeferredTask
{
public:
CDeferredMessage(
LListener* inListener,
MessageT inMessage,
void* ioParam);
virtual ExecuteResult ExecuteSelf();
// data
LListener* mListener;
MessageT mMessage;
void* mParam;
}; // class CDeferredMessage
class CNetscapeWindow;
//========================================================================================
class CDeferredCloseTask
// This guy closes a window at a later, safer time. The parameter to the constructor is
// any pane (usually the calling pane), from which the window object is deduced. This
// only works for CNetscapeWindows
//========================================================================================
: public CDeferredTask
{
public:
CDeferredCloseTask(LPane* inPane);
static CDeferredCloseTask* DeferredClose(LPane* inPane);
protected:
virtual ExecuteResult ExecuteSelf();
// data
protected:
CNetscapeWindow* mWindow;
}; // class CDeferredCloseTask