Field Detail

• runnable

  protected final Runnable runnable

Constructor Detail

• RunnableTask

  public RunnableTask​(Runnable runnable,
                      Object syncObject,
                      boolean catchExceptions,
                      PrintStream exceptionOut)

  Create a RunnableTask object w/ synchronization, ie. suitable for invokeAndWait(), i.e. invoke(true, runnable).

  Parameters:

  runnable - The user action

  syncObject - The synchronization object if caller wait until runnable execution is completed, or null if waiting is not desired.

  catchExceptions - Influence an occurring exception during runnable execution. If true, the exception is silenced and can be retrieved via TaskBase.getThrowable(), otherwise the exception is thrown.

  exceptionOut - If not null, exceptions are written to this PrintStream.

Method Detail

• invoke

  public static void invoke​(boolean waitUntilDone,
                            Runnable runnable)

  Deprecated.

  Simply invoke Runnable.run()

• invokeOnNewThread

  public static Thread invokeOnNewThread​(ThreadGroup tg,
                                         boolean waitUntilDone,
                                         Runnable runnable,
                                         String threadName)

  Deprecated.

  Use invokeOnNewThread(ThreadGroup, String, boolean, Runnable)

• invokeOnNewThread

  public static RunnableTask invokeOnNewThread​(ThreadGroup tg,
                                               String threadName,
                                               boolean waitUntilDone,
                                               Runnable runnable)

  Invokes runnable on a new InterruptSource.Thread, see Thread(ThreadGroup, Runnable, String) for details.

  Parameters:

  tg - the ThreadGroup for the new thread, maybe null

  threadName - the name for the new thread, maybe null

  waitUntilDone - if true, waits until runnable execution is completed, otherwise returns immediately.

  runnable - the Runnable to execute on the new thread. If waitUntilDone is true, the runnable must exit, i.e. not loop forever.

  Returns:

  the newly created and invoked RunnableTask

  Since:

  2.3.2

• getRunnable

  public final Runnable getRunnable()

  Return the user action

• run

  public final void run()

  Specified by:

  run in interface Runnable

  Specified by:

  run in class TaskBase