Examples of org.chromium.sdk.CallbackSemaphore.tryAcquire()

org.chromium.sdk.CallbackSemaphore.tryAcquire()

Tries to acquire the semaphore. This method blocks until the semaphore is released; typically release call comes from a worker thread of org.chromium.sdk, the same thread that may call all other callbacks. It is vital not to call this method from any callback of org.chromium.sdk, because it's a sure deadlock. To prevent, this the method declares throwing {@code MethodIsBlockingException} which is symbolically thrown wheneversomeone violates this rule (i.e. invokes this method from a callback). Though currently nobody actually throws it, such declarations help to track blocking methods. @return false if {@code timeout} was exceeded and we gave up @throws MethodIsBlockingException if called from a callback

    };
    commandSender.sendV8CommandAsync(message, true, callbackWrapper, syncCallback);


    boolean waitRes;
    try {
      waitRes = syncCallback.tryAcquire(timeoutMs, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    } catch (RuntimeException e) {
      throw new CallbackException(e);
    }


    if (!waitRes) {

    };
    commandSender.sendV8CommandAsync(message, true, callbackWrapper, syncCallback);


    boolean waitRes;
    try {
      waitRes = syncCallback.tryAcquire(timeoutMs, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    } catch (RuntimeException e) {
      throw new CallbackException(e);
    }


    if (!waitRes) {

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