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package org.eclipse.core.runtime.jobs;

import java.util.function.Consumer;

/**
 * Callback interface for clients interested in being notified when jobs change
 * state.
 * 

* A single job listener instance can be added either to the job manager, for * notification of all scheduled jobs, or to any set of individual jobs. A * single listener instance should not be added to both the job manager, and to * individual jobs (such a listener may receive duplicate notifications). *

*

* Clients should not rely on the result of the Job#getState() * method on jobs for which notification is occurring. Listeners are notified of * all job state changes, but whether the state change occurs before, during, or * after listeners are notified is unspecified. *

*

* It is undefined in which Thread the notification occurs. *

*

* Clients may implement this interface. *

* * @see JobChangeAdapter * @see IJobManager#addJobChangeListener(IJobChangeListener) * @see IJobManager#removeJobChangeListener(IJobChangeListener) * @see Job#addJobChangeListener(IJobChangeListener) * @see Job#getState() * @see Job#removeJobChangeListener(IJobChangeListener) * @since 3.0 */ public interface IJobChangeListener { /** *

* Notification that a job is about to be run. Listeners are allowed to sleep, * cancel, or change the priority of the job before it is started (and as a * result may prevent the run from actually occurring). *

*

* Implementations should not block and return promptly. *

* * @param event the event details */ void aboutToRun(IJobChangeEvent event); /** *

* Notification that a job was previously sleeping and has now been rescheduled * to run. *

*

* Implementations should not block and return promptly. *

* * @param event the event details */ void awake(IJobChangeEvent event); /** *

* Notification that a job has completed execution, either due to cancelation, * successful completion, or failure. The event status object indicates how the * job finished, and the reason for failure, if applicable. *

*

* Implementations should not block and return promptly. *

* * @param event the event details */ void done(IJobChangeEvent event); /** *

* Notification that a job has started running. *

*

* Implementations should not block and return promptly. *

* * @param event the event details */ void running(IJobChangeEvent event); /** *

* Notification that a job is being added to the queue of scheduled jobs. The * event details includes the scheduling delay before the job should start * running. *

*

* Implementations should not block and return promptly. *

* * @param event the event details, including the job instance and the scheduling * delay */ void scheduled(IJobChangeEvent event); /** *

* Notification that a job was waiting to run and has now been put in the * sleeping state. *

*

* Implementations should not block and return promptly. *

* * @param event the event details */ void sleeping(IJobChangeEvent event); /** * Static helper method to create an IJobChangeListener for the * {@link #done(IJobChangeEvent)}) method, given a lambda expression or a method * reference. * * @param c the consumer of the event * @return IJobChangeAdapter * @since 3.15 */ static IJobChangeListener onDone(Consumer c) { return new JobChangeAdapter() { @Override public void done(IJobChangeEvent event) { c.accept(event); } }; } }




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