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Uses of IProgressMonitor in org.stanwood.media.actions |
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Methods in org.stanwood.media.actions with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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protected java.util.List<java.io.File> |
ActionPerformer.findMediaFiles(IProgressMonitor monitor)
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void |
ActionPerformer.performActions(IProgressMonitor monitor)
Used to perform the actions |
void |
ActionPerformer.performActions(java.util.List<java.io.File> files,
java.util.Set<java.io.File> dirs,
IProgressMonitor parentMonitor)
Used to perform the actions |
void |
SeenDatabase.read(IProgressMonitor progress)
Used to read the database from disk |
void |
SeenDatabase.write(IProgressMonitor parentMonitor)
Used to write the database to disc |
Uses of IProgressMonitor in org.stanwood.media.progress |
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Classes in org.stanwood.media.progress that implement IProgressMonitor | |
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NullProgressMonitor
A default progress monitor implementation suitable for subclassing. |
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ProgressMonitorWrapper
An abstract wrapper around a progress monitor which, unless overridden, forwards IProgressMonitor
and IProgressMonitorWithBlocking methods to the wrapped progress monitor. |
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SubMonitor
A progress monitor that uses a given amount of work ticks from a parent monitor. |
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SubProgressMonitor
For new implementations consider using SubMonitor . |
Methods in org.stanwood.media.progress that return IProgressMonitor | |
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IProgressMonitor |
ProgressMonitorWrapper.getWrappedProgressMonitor()
Returns the wrapped progress monitor. |
Methods in org.stanwood.media.progress with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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static SubMonitor |
SubMonitor.convert(IProgressMonitor monitor)
Converts an unknown (possibly null) IProgressMonitor into a SubMonitor. |
static SubMonitor |
SubMonitor.convert(IProgressMonitor monitor,
int work)
Converts an unknown (possibly null) IProgressMonitor into a SubMonitor allocated with the given number of ticks. |
static SubMonitor |
SubMonitor.convert(IProgressMonitor monitor,
java.lang.String taskName,
int work)
Converts an unknown (possibly null) IProgressMonitor into a SubMonitor allocated with the given number of ticks. |
Constructors in org.stanwood.media.progress with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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ProgressMonitorWrapper(IProgressMonitor monitor)
Creates a new wrapper around the given monitor. |
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SubProgressMonitor(IProgressMonitor monitor,
int ticks)
Creates a new sub-progress monitor for the given monitor. |
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SubProgressMonitor(IProgressMonitor monitor,
int ticks,
int style)
Creates a new sub-progress monitor for the given monitor. |
Uses of IProgressMonitor in org.stanwood.media.setup |
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Methods in org.stanwood.media.setup with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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void |
ConfigReader.writeConfig(IProgressMonitor monitor,
java.io.File file)
Write the configuration to a file |
Uses of IProgressMonitor in org.stanwood.media.store |
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Methods in org.stanwood.media.store with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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java.util.Collection<IEpisode> |
IStore.listEpisodes(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the episodes within the store if the store supports the operation. |
java.util.List<IEpisode> |
SapphireStore.listEpisodes(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the episodes within the store if the store supports the operation. |
java.util.Collection<IFilm> |
IStore.listFilms(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the films within the store if the store supports the operation. |
java.util.List<IFilm> |
SapphireStore.listFilms(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the films within the store if the store supports the operation. |
Uses of IProgressMonitor in org.stanwood.media.store.memory |
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Methods in org.stanwood.media.store.memory with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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java.util.Collection<IEpisode> |
MemoryStore.listEpisodes(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the episodes within the store if the store supports the operation. |
java.util.Collection<IFilm> |
MemoryStore.listFilms(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the films within the store if the store supports the operation. |
Uses of IProgressMonitor in org.stanwood.media.store.mp4 |
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Methods in org.stanwood.media.store.mp4 with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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java.util.List<IEpisode> |
MP4ITunesStore.listEpisodes(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the episodes within the store if the store supports the operation. |
java.util.List<IFilm> |
MP4ITunesStore.listFilms(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the films within the store if the store supports the operation. |
Uses of IProgressMonitor in org.stanwood.media.store.mp4.itunes |
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Methods in org.stanwood.media.store.mp4.itunes with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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java.util.Collection<IEpisode> |
RemoteMacOSXItunesStore.listEpisodes(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the episodes within the store if the store supports the operation. |
java.util.Collection<IFilm> |
RemoteMacOSXItunesStore.listFilms(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the films within the store if the store supports the operation. |
Uses of IProgressMonitor in org.stanwood.media.store.xmlstore |
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Methods in org.stanwood.media.store.xmlstore with parameters of type IProgressMonitor | |
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java.util.Collection<IEpisode> |
XMLStore2.listEpisodes(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the episodes within the store if the store supports the operation. |
java.util.Collection<IFilm> |
XMLStore2.listFilms(MediaDirConfig dirConfig,
IProgressMonitor monitor)
This is used to list all the films within the store if the store supports the operation. |
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