Methods' Summary |
push |
The task notifies the handler that it has started some new activity
(possibly a sub-activity of another activity already making progress;
therefore, these notifications behave in a stack-like manner).
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update |
The task notifies the handler that its current activity is making
progress.
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pop |
The task notifies the handler that it has finished its current
activity.
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Methods' Details |
push
void |
push( |
[in] any |
Status ); |
- Description
- The task notifies the handler that it has started some new activity
(possibly a sub-activity of another activity already making progress;
therefore, these notifications behave in a stack-like manner).
- Parameter Status
- An object representing the new activity. There has to
be an agreement between caller and callee of methods
XProgressHandler::push() and
XProgressHandler::update() as to which Status
arguments are meaningful. For example, a `string` argument
to XProgressHandler::push() should be used to transport
some status text that describes the progress being made (possibly
followed by one or more XProgressHandler::update()s with
`string` arguments, if the appropriate status text changes
as progress is being made).
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update
void |
update( |
[in] any |
Status ); |
- Description
- The task notifies the handler that its current activity is making
progress.
- Parameter Status
- An object representing the progress made. See the
documentation of XProgressHandler::push() for more
information.
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pop
- Description
- The task notifies the handler that it has finished its current
activity.
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