InitEvent Class Reference

Helper event class responsible for initializing SALOME_Event mechanism by the main thread ID.

Inheritance diagram for InitEvent:

Public Member Functions
	InitEvent ()
	Constructor, initializes the event mechanism by the current thread ID. It is asssumed to be the main thread ID, so be careful!
virtual	~InitEvent ()
	Destructor, does nothing.
virtual void	Execute ()
	Nothing to be executed for this kind of event.
void	ExecutePostedEvent ()
	This method should be called by the main GUI thread in order to execute the code specific for this event and finally to inform the calling thread that the event has been processed waking it up with help of the semaphore .
void	process ()
	Post the event and wait for its completion. process() should be called from a secondary thread only.
Static Public Member Functions
static bool	IsSessionThread ()
	Check if the processing is in the main application thread.
Protected Member Functions
void	processed ()
	Use this method to signal that this event has been processed.
Static Protected Member Functions
static void	GetSessionThread ()
	Initialize event mechanism.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

InitEvent::InitEvent

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References SALOME_Event.GetSessionThread().

InitEvent::~InitEvent

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[virtual]

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Member Function Documentation

void InitEvent::Execute

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[virtual]

Implements SALOME_Event.

void SALOME_Event::ExecutePostedEvent

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[inherited]

References SALOME_Event.Execute(), SALOME_Event.IsSessionThread(), and SALOME_Event.processed().

bool SALOME_Event::IsSessionThread

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[static, inherited]

Returns:

true if this method is called from the main application thread

References myThread.

void SALOME_Event::process

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[inherited]

See also:

processed()

References SALOME_Event.IsSessionThread(), SALOME_Event.mySemaphore, and SALOME_EVENT.

void SALOME_Event::processed

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[protected, inherited]

References SALOME_Event.mySemaphore.

void SALOME_Event::GetSessionThread

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[static, protected, inherited]

This function sets up the main application thread. It should be called during the application initialization, i.e. main() function.

References myThread.