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Custom ProgressMonitorDialog class
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Can I have a code snippet where the class ProgressMonitorDialog.java is extended. I have a requirement where a piece of code is executed under the ProgressMonitorDialog.java class (in its operation class) but the dialog should not be disposed after the immediately after, instead it must be in some other part of the code that cannot be included there .
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Can I have a code snippet where the class ProgressMonitorDialog.java is extended. I have a requirement where a piece of code is executed under the ProgressMonitorDialog.java class (in its operation class) but the dialog should not be disposed after the immediately after, instead it must be in some other part of the code that cannot be included there .
eclipse swt jface
asked Mar 26 at 9:13
Hushedar MerwanHushedar Merwan
306 bronze badges
add a comment |
Can I have a code snippet where the class ProgressMonitorDialog.java is extended. I have a requirement where a piece of code is executed under the ProgressMonitorDialog.java class (in its operation class) but the dialog should not be disposed after the immediately after, instead it must be in some other part of the code that cannot be included there .
eclipse swt jface
asked Mar 26 at 9:13
Hushedar MerwanHushedar Merwan
306 bronze badges
Can I have a code snippet where the class ProgressMonitorDialog.java is extended. I have a requirement where a piece of code is executed under the ProgressMonitorDialog.java class (in its operation class) but the dialog should not be disposed after the immediately after, instead it must be in some other part of the code that cannot be included there .
eclipse swt jface
eclipse swt jface
asked Mar 26 at 9:13
Hushedar MerwanHushedar Merwan
306 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 9:13
Hushedar MerwanHushedar Merwan
306 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 9:13
Hushedar MerwanHushedar Merwan
306 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 9:13
Hushedar MerwanHushedar Merwan
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asked Mar 26 at 9:13
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To stop the dialog being closed at the end of the run call override the finishedRun method.
The standard finishedRun method is:
protected void finishedRun()
decrementNestingDepth();
close();
if you leave out the close() call the dialog will stay open.
answered Mar 26 at 9:38
greg-449greg-449
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I have done the same, just added a check which I am handling somewhere else and then call the finishedRun method. If I again check the reference variable the shell is disposed but few variables hold some values. Will this affect the performance.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 9:55
Sorry but I don't understand the question
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:00
I have the reference to my custom ProgressDialog class in another class where I intend to dispose of the Dialog. After disposing it off once when I check the reference the shell is disposed but there are somethings still left. So will this affect my application performance since somethings are still left.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:11
It is impossible to answer that because I don't know what the 'somethings still left' are. If the shell is disposed then the dialog won't be used graphics resources anymore.
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:14
When I meant somethings it was some variables like block ,message etc. I wanted to be double sure before implementing it.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:53
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To stop the dialog being closed at the end of the run call override the finishedRun method.
The standard finishedRun method is:
protected void finishedRun()
decrementNestingDepth();
close();
if you leave out the close() call the dialog will stay open.
answered Mar 26 at 9:38
greg-449greg-449
92.9k16 gold badges69 silver badges108 bronze badges
I have done the same, just added a check which I am handling somewhere else and then call the finishedRun method. If I again check the reference variable the shell is disposed but few variables hold some values. Will this affect the performance.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 9:55
Sorry but I don't understand the question
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:00
I have the reference to my custom ProgressDialog class in another class where I intend to dispose of the Dialog. After disposing it off once when I check the reference the shell is disposed but there are somethings still left. So will this affect my application performance since somethings are still left.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:11
It is impossible to answer that because I don't know what the 'somethings still left' are. If the shell is disposed then the dialog won't be used graphics resources anymore.
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:14
When I meant somethings it was some variables like block ,message etc. I wanted to be double sure before implementing it.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:53
|
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To stop the dialog being closed at the end of the run call override the finishedRun method.
The standard finishedRun method is:
protected void finishedRun()
decrementNestingDepth();
close();
if you leave out the close() call the dialog will stay open.
answered Mar 26 at 9:38
greg-449greg-449
92.9k16 gold badges69 silver badges108 bronze badges
I have done the same, just added a check which I am handling somewhere else and then call the finishedRun method. If I again check the reference variable the shell is disposed but few variables hold some values. Will this affect the performance.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 9:55
Sorry but I don't understand the question
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:00
I have the reference to my custom ProgressDialog class in another class where I intend to dispose of the Dialog. After disposing it off once when I check the reference the shell is disposed but there are somethings still left. So will this affect my application performance since somethings are still left.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:11
It is impossible to answer that because I don't know what the 'somethings still left' are. If the shell is disposed then the dialog won't be used graphics resources anymore.
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:14
When I meant somethings it was some variables like block ,message etc. I wanted to be double sure before implementing it.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:53
|
show 1 more comment
To stop the dialog being closed at the end of the run call override the finishedRun method.
The standard finishedRun method is:
protected void finishedRun()
decrementNestingDepth();
close();
if you leave out the close() call the dialog will stay open.
answered Mar 26 at 9:38
greg-449greg-449
92.9k16 gold badges69 silver badges108 bronze badges
To stop the dialog being closed at the end of the run call override the finishedRun method.
The standard finishedRun method is:
protected void finishedRun()
decrementNestingDepth();
close();
if you leave out the close() call the dialog will stay open.
answered Mar 26 at 9:38
greg-449greg-449
92.9k16 gold badges69 silver badges108 bronze badges
answered Mar 26 at 9:38
greg-449greg-449
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answered Mar 26 at 9:38
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answered Mar 26 at 9:38
greg-449greg-449
92.9k16 gold badges69 silver badges108 bronze badges
92.9k16 gold badges69 silver badges108 bronze badges
I have done the same, just added a check which I am handling somewhere else and then call the finishedRun method. If I again check the reference variable the shell is disposed but few variables hold some values. Will this affect the performance.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 9:55
Sorry but I don't understand the question
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:00
I have the reference to my custom ProgressDialog class in another class where I intend to dispose of the Dialog. After disposing it off once when I check the reference the shell is disposed but there are somethings still left. So will this affect my application performance since somethings are still left.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:11
It is impossible to answer that because I don't know what the 'somethings still left' are. If the shell is disposed then the dialog won't be used graphics resources anymore.
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:14
When I meant somethings it was some variables like block ,message etc. I wanted to be double sure before implementing it.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:53
|
show 1 more comment
I have done the same, just added a check which I am handling somewhere else and then call the finishedRun method. If I again check the reference variable the shell is disposed but few variables hold some values. Will this affect the performance.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 9:55
Sorry but I don't understand the question
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:00
I have the reference to my custom ProgressDialog class in another class where I intend to dispose of the Dialog. After disposing it off once when I check the reference the shell is disposed but there are somethings still left. So will this affect my application performance since somethings are still left.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:11
It is impossible to answer that because I don't know what the 'somethings still left' are. If the shell is disposed then the dialog won't be used graphics resources anymore.
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:14
When I meant somethings it was some variables like block ,message etc. I wanted to be double sure before implementing it.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:53
I have done the same, just added a check which I am handling somewhere else and then call the finishedRun method. If I again check the reference variable the shell is disposed but few variables hold some values. Will this affect the performance.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 9:55
I have done the same, just added a check which I am handling somewhere else and then call the finishedRun method. If I again check the reference variable the shell is disposed but few variables hold some values. Will this affect the performance.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 9:55
Sorry but I don't understand the question
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:00
Sorry but I don't understand the question
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:00
I have the reference to my custom ProgressDialog class in another class where I intend to dispose of the Dialog. After disposing it off once when I check the reference the shell is disposed but there are somethings still left. So will this affect my application performance since somethings are still left.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:11
I have the reference to my custom ProgressDialog class in another class where I intend to dispose of the Dialog. After disposing it off once when I check the reference the shell is disposed but there are somethings still left. So will this affect my application performance since somethings are still left.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:11
It is impossible to answer that because I don't know what the 'somethings still left' are. If the shell is disposed then the dialog won't be used graphics resources anymore.
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:14
It is impossible to answer that because I don't know what the 'somethings still left' are. If the shell is disposed then the dialog won't be used graphics resources anymore.
– greg-449
Mar 26 at 10:14
When I meant somethings it was some variables like block ,message etc. I wanted to be double sure before implementing it.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:53
When I meant somethings it was some variables like block ,message etc. I wanted to be double sure before implementing it.
– Hushedar Merwan
Mar 26 at 10:53
|
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