Examples with ProgressInfoItem org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressInfoItem used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ProgressInfoItem

use of org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressInfoItem in project eclipse.platform.ui by eclipse-platform.

the class ProgressContantsTest method testKeepProperty.

@Test
public void testKeepProperty() throws Exception {
    openProgressView();
    DummyJob okJob = new DummyJob("OK Job", Status.OK_STATUS);
    okJob.setProperty(IProgressConstants.KEEP_PROPERTY, Boolean.TRUE);
    okJob.schedule();
    DummyJob warningJob = new DummyJob("Warning Job", new Status(IStatus.WARNING, TestPlugin.PLUGIN_ID, "Warning message"));
    warningJob.setProperty(IProgressConstants.KEEP_PROPERTY, Boolean.TRUE);
    warningJob.schedule();
    processEvents();
    okJob.join();
    warningJob.join();
    processEventsUntil(() -> findProgressInfoItem(okJob) != null && findProgressInfoItem(warningJob) != null, 3000);
    boolean okJobFound = false;
    boolean warningJobFound = false;
    ProgressInfoItem[] progressInfoItems = progressView.getViewer().getProgressInfoItems();
    for (ProgressInfoItem progressInfoItem : progressInfoItems) {
        JobInfo[] jobInfos = progressInfoItem.getJobInfos();
        for (JobInfo jobInfo : jobInfos) {
            Job job = jobInfo.getJob();
            if (job.equals(okJob)) {
                okJobFound = true;
            }
            if (job.equals(warningJob)) {
                warningJobFound = true;
            }
        }
    }
    assertTrue(okJobFound);
    assertTrue(warningJobFound);
}

Example 2 with ProgressInfoItem

use of org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressInfoItem in project eclipse.platform.ui by eclipse-platform.

the class ProgressContantsTest method testCommandProperty.

@Test
public void testCommandProperty() throws Exception {
    openProgressView();
    DummyJob okJob = new DummyJob("OK Job", Status.OK_STATUS);
    IWorkbench workbench = PlatformUI.getWorkbench();
    ICommandService commandService = workbench.getService(ICommandService.class);
    String commandId = "org.eclipse.ui.tests.progressViewCommand";
    Command command = commandService.getCommand(commandId);
    ParameterizedCommand parameterizedCommand = new ParameterizedCommand(command, null);
    okJob.setProperty(IProgressConstants2.COMMAND_PROPERTY, parameterizedCommand);
    okJob.setProperty(IProgressConstants.KEEP_PROPERTY, Boolean.TRUE);
    okJob.schedule();
    IHandlerService service = workbench.getService(IHandlerService.class);
    CommandHandler handler = new CommandHandler();
    IHandlerActivation record = service.activateHandler(commandId, handler);
    okJob.join();
    processEvents();
    ProgressInfoItem item;
    int n = 5;
    while ((item = findProgressInfoItem(okJob)) == null && n-- > 0) {
        waitForJobs(100, 1000);
    }
    assertNotNull(item);
    item.executeTrigger();
    assertTrue(handler.executed);
    service.deactivateHandler(record);
}

Example 3 with ProgressInfoItem

use of org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressInfoItem in project eclipse.platform.ui by eclipse-platform.

the class ProgressContantsTest method testCommandPropertyEnablement.

@Test
public void testCommandPropertyEnablement() throws Exception {
    openProgressView();
    DummyJob okJob = new DummyJob("OK Job", Status.OK_STATUS);
    okJob.shouldFinish = false;
    IWorkbench workbench = PlatformUI.getWorkbench();
    ECommandService commandService = workbench.getService(ECommandService.class);
    String commandId = "org.eclipse.ui.tests.progressEnableViewCommand";
    // Must use ECommandService#defineCommand to have the proper legacy
    // handler hookup beforehand, such as for handler changes
    Category category = commandService.defineCategory("org.eclipse.ui.tests.progress.category", "test", "test");
    Command command = commandService.defineCommand(commandId, "test", "test", category, new IParameter[0]);
    ParameterizedCommand parameterizedCommand = new ParameterizedCommand(command, null);
    okJob.setProperty(IProgressConstants2.COMMAND_PROPERTY, parameterizedCommand);
    okJob.setProperty(IProgressConstants.KEEP_PROPERTY, Boolean.TRUE);
    okJob.schedule();
    processEventsUntil(() -> findProgressInfoItem(okJob) != null, 3000);
    ProgressInfoItem item = findProgressInfoItem(okJob);
    assertNotNull(item);
    assertFalse(item.isTriggerEnabled());
    IHandlerService service = workbench.getService(IHandlerService.class);
    CommandHandler handler = new CommandHandler();
    IHandlerActivation activation = service.activateHandler(commandId, handler);
    assertTrue(item.isTriggerEnabled());
    service.deactivateHandler(activation);
    assertFalse(item.isTriggerEnabled());
    okJob.cancel();
    okJob.join();
}

Example 4 with ProgressInfoItem

use of org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressInfoItem in project eclipse.platform.ui by eclipse-platform.

the class ProgressContantsTest method countBelongingProgressItems.

/**
 * Count the number of items in progress view whose represented job
 * {@link Job#belongsTo(Object) belongs} to the given family.
 */
private int countBelongingProgressItems(Object family) {
    int count = 0;
    ProgressInfoItem[] progressInfoItems = progressView.getViewer().getProgressInfoItems();
    for (ProgressInfoItem progressInfoItem : progressInfoItems) {
        JobInfo[] jobInfos = progressInfoItem.getJobInfos();
        for (JobInfo jobInfo : jobInfos) {
            if (jobInfo.getJob().belongsTo(family)) {
                count++;
            }
        }
    }
    return count;
}

Example 5 with ProgressInfoItem

use of org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressInfoItem in project eclipse.platform.ui by eclipse-platform.

the class ProgressViewTests method testItemOrder.

@Test
public void testItemOrder() throws Exception {
    openProgressView();
    ArrayList<DummyJob> jobsToSchedule = new ArrayList<>();
    ArrayList<DummyJob> allJobs = new ArrayList<>();
    DummyJob userJob = new DummyJob("1. User Job", Status.OK_STATUS);
    userJob.setUser(true);
    jobsToSchedule.add(userJob);
    DummyJob highPrioJob = new DummyJob("2. High Priority Job", Status.OK_STATUS);
    highPrioJob.setPriority(Job.INTERACTIVE);
    jobsToSchedule.add(highPrioJob);
    DummyJob job1 = new DummyJob("3. Usual job 1", Status.OK_STATUS);
    jobsToSchedule.add(job1);
    DummyJob job2 = new DummyJob("4. Usual job 2", Status.OK_STATUS);
    jobsToSchedule.add(job2);
    DummyJob job3 = new DummyJob("5. Usual job 3", Status.OK_STATUS);
    jobsToSchedule.add(job3);
    DummyJob lowPrioJob = new DummyJob("6. Low Priority Job", Status.OK_STATUS);
    lowPrioJob.setPriority(Job.DECORATE);
    jobsToSchedule.add(lowPrioJob);
    allJobs.addAll(jobsToSchedule);
    try {
        ArrayList<DummyJob> shuffledJobs = new ArrayList<>(jobsToSchedule);
        Collections.shuffle(shuffledJobs);
        StringBuilder scheduleOrder = new StringBuilder("Jobs schedule order: ");
        // order will only hold on the first time.
        progressView.getViewer().refresh();
        // wait till throttled update ran.
        Thread.sleep(200);
        Job dummyJob = new Job("dummy throttled caller") {

            @Override
            protected IStatus run(IProgressMonitor monitor) {
                return Status.OK_STATUS;
            }
        };
        // trigger throttled update to clear ProgressViewerComparator.lastIndexes
        dummyJob.schedule();
        // is busy otherwise):
        for (DummyJob job : shuffledJobs) {
            job.shouldFinish = false;
            // if the schedule updates the progress View (throttled) the sort order is
            job.schedule();
            // affected
            scheduleOrder.append(job.getName()).append(", ");
        }
        TestPlugin.getDefault().getLog().log(new Status(IStatus.OK, TestPlugin.PLUGIN_ID, scheduleOrder.toString()));
        for (DummyJob job : allJobs) {
            processEventsUntil(() -> job.inProgress, TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(3));
        }
        progressView.getViewer().refresh();
        processEventsUntil(() -> progressView.getViewer().getProgressInfoItems().length == allJobs.size(), TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(5));
        ProgressInfoItem[] progressInfoItems = progressView.getViewer().getProgressInfoItems();
        assertEquals("Not all jobs visible in progress view", allJobs.size(), progressInfoItems.length);
        Object[] expected = allJobs.toArray();
        Object[] actual = Arrays.stream(progressInfoItems).map(pi -> pi.getJobInfos()[0].getJob()).toArray();
        assertArrayEquals("Wrong job order", expected, actual);
    } finally {
        for (DummyJob job : jobsToSchedule) {
            job.shouldFinish = true;
        }
    }
}