Examples of net.pms.io.ProcessWrapper.runInSameThread()

net.pms.io.ProcessWrapper.runInSameThread()
Starts the underlying command line process in the same thread as the current thread. This means that the current thread will block until the execution of the process is finished.

    /**
     * It can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe (and
     * mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in
     * the current thread.
     */
    mkfifo_process.runInSameThread();


    params.input_pipes[0] = pipe;


    // Build the command line
    List<String> cmdList = new ArrayList<>();

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    /**
     * It can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe (and
     * mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in
     * the current thread.
     */
    mkfifo_process.runInSameThread();


    pipe.deleteLater();


    pw.runInNewThread();

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    pw.attachProcess(mkfifo_process);


    // It can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe (and
    // mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in the
    // current thread.
    mkfifo_process.runInSameThread();


    pipe.deleteLater();


    pw.runInNewThread();

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        pw.attachProcess(mkfifo_process);


        // It can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe (and
        // mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in
        // the current thread.
        mkfifo_process.runInSameThread();


        pipe.deleteLater();
      }
    }

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    ProcessWrapper mkfifo_process = pipe.getPipeProcess();


    // It can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe (and
    // mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in
    // the current thread.
    mkfifo_process.runInSameThread();


    params.input_pipes[0] = pipe;


    // Build the command line
    final List<String> cmdList = new ArrayList<String>();

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