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package org.scijava.module;

import java.util.Map;

import org.scijava.display.DisplayPostprocessor;
import org.scijava.module.process.ModulePostprocessor;
import org.scijava.module.process.ModulePreprocessor;
import org.scijava.widget.InputHarvester;

/**
 * A module is an encapsulated piece of functionality with inputs and outputs.
 * 

* There are several types of modules, including plugins and scripts, as well as * workflows, which are directed acyclic graphs consisting of modules whose * inputs and outputs are connected. *

*

* The {@code Module} interface represents a specific instance of a module, * while the corresponding {@link ModuleInfo} represents metadata about that * module, particularly its input and output names and types. *

* * @author Aivar Grislis * @author Curtis Rueden */ public interface Module extends Runnable { /** * Computes a preview of the module's execution results, if available. A * preview is a quick approximation of the results that would be obtained by * actually executing the module with {@link #run()}. Not all modules support * previews. * * @see ModuleInfo#canPreview() */ void preview(); /** * Performs necessary cleanup in response to cancellation of the module * execution. This is useful in conjunction with {@link #preview()} to undo * any changes made as a result of the preview. * * @see ModuleInfo#canCancel() */ void cancel(); /** * Initializes the module. *

* First, the module's global initializer method (if any) is called, followed * by each individual {@link ModuleItem} initializer method (i.e., * {@link ModuleItem#initialize(Module)}). *

* * @see ModuleInfo#getInitializer() * @see ModuleItem#initialize(Module) */ void initialize() throws MethodCallException; /** Gets metadata about this module. */ ModuleInfo getInfo(); /** * Gets the object containing the module's actual implementation. By * definition, this is an object whose fully qualified class name is given by * {@code getInfo().getDelegateClassName()}. This object must possess all * callback methods specified by {@link ModuleItem#getCallback()}. *

* The nature of this method is implementation-specific; e.g., a * {@code CommandModule} will return its associated {@code Command}. For * modules that are not plugins, the result may be something else. If you are * implementing this interface directly, a good rule of thumb is to return * {@code this}. *

*/ Object getDelegateObject(); /** Gets the value of the input with the given name. */ Object getInput(String name); /** Gets the value of the output with the given name. */ Object getOutput(String name); /** Gets a table of input values. */ Map getInputs(); /** Gets a table of output values. */ Map getOutputs(); /** Sets the value of the input with the given name. */ void setInput(String name, Object value); /** Sets the value of the output with the given name. */ void setOutput(String name, Object value); /** Sets input values according to the given table. */ void setInputs(Map inputs); /** Sets output values according to the given table. */ void setOutputs(Map outputs); /** * Gets the resolution status of the input with the given name. * * @see #resolveInput(String) */ boolean isInputResolved(String name); /** * Gets the resolution status of the output with the given name. * * @see #resolveOutput(String) */ boolean isOutputResolved(String name); /** * Marks the input with the given name as resolved. A "resolved" input is * known to have a final, valid value for use with the module. *

* {@link ModulePreprocessor}s in the module execution chain that populate * input values (e.g. {@link InputHarvester} plugins) will typically skip over * inputs which have already been resolved. *

*/ void resolveInput(String name); /** * Marks the output with the given name as resolved. A "resolved" output has * been handled by the framework somehow, typically displayed to the user. *

* {@link ModulePostprocessor}s in the module execution chain that handle * output values (e.g. the {@link DisplayPostprocessor}) will typically skip * over outputs which have already been resolved. *

*/ void resolveOutput(String name); /** * Marks the input with the given name as unresolved. * * @see #resolveInput(String) */ void unresolveInput(String name); /** * Marks the output with the given name as unresolved. * * @see #resolveOutput(String) */ void unresolveOutput(String name); // -- Deprecated -- /** @deprecated Use {@link #isInputResolved(String)} instead. */ @Deprecated default boolean isResolved(final String name) { return isInputResolved(name); } /** * @deprecated Use {@link #resolveInput(String)} and * {@link #unresolveInput(String)} instead. */ @Deprecated default void setResolved(final String name, final boolean resolved) { if (resolved) resolveInput(name); else unresolveInput(name); } }




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