Examples of ExecutionDisplay

ch.tatool.display.ExecutionDisplay
An execution display provides a view for elements during execution. The default implementation provides a Swing frame alongside different helper classes to simplify element development. Some modules might prefer implementing elements using a different view technology, this aspect of modules has therefore been split out to cater for such wishes. @author Michael Ruflin

Examples of ch.tatool.display.ExecutionDisplay

     * 
     * This method is executed from a separate thread.
     */
    private void runModule() {
      // initialize the execution context
      ExecutionDisplay display = executionDisplayProvider != null ? executionDisplayProvider.getExecutionDisplay() : null; 
    executionContext = new ExecutionContextImpl(this, executionData, dataService, display);
      
        // run until we get signaled to not run any more tasks
        continueModule = true;

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Examples of ch.tatool.display.ExecutionDisplay

     * 
     * This method is executed from a separate thread.
     */
    private void runModule() {
      // initialize the execution context
      ExecutionDisplay display = executionDisplayProvider != null ? executionDisplayProvider.getExecutionDisplay() : null; 
    executionContext = new ExecutionContextImpl(this, executionData, 
        dataService, display);
      
        // run until we get signaled to not run any more tasks
        continueModule = true;

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Examples of ch.tatool.display.ExecutionDisplay

     * 
     * This method is executed from a separate thread.
     */
    private void runModule() {
      // initialize the execution context
      ExecutionDisplay display = executionDisplayProvider != null ? executionDisplayProvider.getExecutionDisplay() : null; 
    executionContext = new ExecutionContextImpl(this, executionData, 
        dataService, display);
      
        // run until we get signaled to not run any more tasks
        continueModule = true;

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